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First International LRET Marine Research Workshop 2008

The first ever Lloyd's Register Educational Trust (LRET) Marine Workshop was held at the University of Southampton, UK. Bringing together representatives from the five marine research centres that the LRET currently funds.

University of Southampton
22-24 September 2008.

The first ever Lloyd's Register Educational Trust (LRET) Marine Workshop was held at the University of Southampton, UK. Bringing together representatives from the five marine research centres that the LRET currently funds (at the universities of Cardiff, Pusan, Seoul, Singapore and Southampton) together with other senior academics and business personnel from the marine world, the Workshop's aims were:

  • to build an LRET marine academic community

  • to share research and educational experiences

  • to disseminate information about research progress to date

  • to consider the future, including greater collaboration.

Workshop proceedings are herewith. Any comments or questions should be addressed to the LRET Director, Michael Franklin: lret@lr.org

Downloads: The following files are all in pdf format.

Program and Attendees 

  • Timetable 

  • Invited participants and guests 

Plenary 

  • LRET - Plenary 

  • UoS - Plenary 

  • UoC - Plenary 

  • SNU - Plenary 

  • PNU - Plenary

  • NUS - Plenary

Session on hydrodynamics 

  • UoS - Research on Hydrodynamics and Hydroelasticity 

  • UoS - Coupling between ship motion and sloshing 

  • SNU - Hydrodynamic Loads for Ship Design: Non-linear Wave Loads, Sloshing and Slamming 

  • PNU - Explosion and Fire Actions 

  • NUoS - Very Large Floating Structures

  • Fincantieri / CETENA experiences on hydroelasticity and hull monitoring systems on cruise ships

Session on structures

  • UoS - Research on Structures

  • SNU - Dynamic Ship Structural Responses due to Springing and Slamming

  • PNU - Nonlinear Structural Mechanics in Association with Limit States and Risk-based Approaches: On-Going Research Projects

  • NUS - Life Matters Most

  • NUS - Re-assessment and Retrofitting of Offshore Platforms 

  • NUS - Strain-Based Design

Session on human factors

  • UoC - Safety and Perceptions of Risk 

  • UoC - Technology and Training

  • CUoT - Lighthouse - Research and education for a sustainable shipping

Workshops 

  • Summary of Workshop Discussions  
     

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