December 2011
Kharagpur, India
Today, the international maritime industry faces new challenges as it emerges from the global financial crisis. It is therefore understandable that the industry's priority and attention is on consolidation and continued survival. However, at such a time it is all the more important for the industry to look ahead in order to respond to the continuing challenges it will face from the increasing demands of operators, regulators and society for greater efficiency, safety and the protection of the environment, as it emerges from the current crisis. This response will require innovative thinking from all sectors of the maritime industry, and particularly those involved in ship design and construction.
The second International Conference on Ship & Offshore Technology - India 2010 will take "Technological Innovation in Shipbuilding" as its theme, and will bring together members of the international maritime industry to present and discuss the latest developments in the ship design and construction process which will provide the improvements in productivity and cost-competitiveness necessary to respond to the demand for lower cost of ownership and greater environmental sensitivity.
Content
Papers will be presented on the following topics:
Design and construction of all ship types
Fabrication & welding technology
Corrosion and coating technology
Project management
System integration
Quality assurance
Regulation
Material developments; steels, alloys, composites, etc.
Media
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