Articles tagged with Naval Architecture
Researchers developed a three-stage autoregressive neural network architecture to predict midship bending moments in real-time, offering continuous probabilistic confidence bounds and probabilistic safety intervals. The model achieved high accuracy, with an average R² of 0.9533 and a 94.22% coverage rate at the 95% confidence level.
Researchers propose darkening cities to improve biodiversity, human health, and reduce energy waste by embracing nocturnal living. Professor Nick Dunn's 'Dark Futures: When the Lights Go Down' presents a vision for an alternative future that reconnects humans with nature's rhythms.
A UMass Amherst-led team developed biofilm-resistant glass using UV radiation, which prevents biofilm formation on surfaces in underwater environments. The technology can be used for various applications, including disinfection of transparent surfaces like windows and camera lenses.
Researchers at Pusan National University have created a new algorithm that can accurately predict ice resistance and fracture points for ships navigating through the Arctic shipping routes. The model uses an elastic material approach, allowing it to study continuous ice-breaking processes, which is essential for efficient navigation.
Dr. Savitsky has been recognized for his significant contributions to high-speed vessel design through his research and papers. His pioneering work on hydrodynamic design methodology is still widely used today.
The Navy's new concept, FORCEnet, focuses on integrating long-haul networks, knowledge management tools, and wireless technologies to support warfighters in the field. This initiative aims to provide real-time information advantage and enhance combat operations.