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COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN FOR SHIPS

A P Farrar

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The author reviews the development by British Maritime Technology (BMT, formerly British Ship Research Association, BSRA), over a 25- year period, of computer programs in the area of ship design. The programs currently available are outlined, including B-LINES, GENSURF, HULLSURF and HULLGEN

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The author reviews the development by British Maritime Technology (BMT, formerly British Ship Research Association, BSRA), over a 25- year period, of computer programs in the area of ship design. The programs currently available are outlined, including B-LINES, GENSURF, HULLSURF and HULLGEN

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The author reviews the development by British Maritime Technology (BMT, formerly British Ship Research Association, BSRA), over a 25- year period, of computer programs in the area of ship design. The programs currently available are outlined, including B-LINES, GENSURF, HULLSURF and HULLGEN

Key concepts: Naval architecture, Engineering, Aeronautics, Computer science, Operations research, Marine engineering

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