81. Skipatækni, Iceland. Naval Architecture And Marine Engineering The company has its main experience in the design of fishing vessels, and hasdesigned a large number of ships, from small inshore vessels to deep sea http://www.randburg.com/is/skipataekni.html

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82. SUT - Oceans Of Opportunity For School Leavers And Beyond Marine Engineering By tradition, the title marine engineer is associated with the design, construction, for a career as a marine engineer Officer in the Merchant Navy. http://www.sut.org.uk/htmfoldr/oceansoop/me.htm

SUT - Oceans of Opportu nity For school leavers and beyond For school leavers and beyond: For PRE-GCSE students: Working underwater: Oceanography: Offshore technology: Coastal marine sciences: General information: Undergraduate courses: Postgraduate courses: Educational support fund: Corporate members Marine Engineering By tradition, the title Marine Engineer is associated with the design, construction, operation and maintenance of ships and their machinery and associated systems. But, although this remains significant, such is the span of engineering disciplines and survey activities involving the sea and the seabed that the term Maritime Engineering is now more appropriate. Whether he/she is involved in the traditional shipping aspects of the industry or in offshore and ocean engineering developments, the professional expertise and responsibilities of the maritime engineer require both academic achievement and practical experience in a diverse range of disciplines. A career in this industry requires integrity, ingenuity and leadership and can involve work in design, construction, operations and maintenance. These qualities apply whether the employment involves oil and gas exploration or production platforms, pipelines, subsea vehicles, and supply vessels, or the largest and most prestigious cruise liners, container ships or high technology gas, chemical and oil carriers.

83. SUT - Oceans Of Opportunity General Information Undergraduate Courses naval Architecture marine Engineering (MEng) naval Architecture OceanEngineering naval Architecture with Fast Ship Design http://www.sut.org.uk/htmfoldr/oceansoop/undergrad.htm

SUT - Oceans of Opportunity General information General information: For PRE-GCSE students: Working underwater: Oceanography: Offshore technology: Coastal marine sciences: For school leavers and beyond: Offshore, subsea and pipeline engineering: Marine engineering: Naval architecture: Maths, physics, chemistry: ... Beyond a first degree: Undergraduate Courses INSTITUTION TITLE COURSE University of ABERDEEN Marine Resource Management Ocean Biology BSc MA BSc University of WALES, ABERYSTWYTH BSc University of WALES, BANGOR Marine Biology Ocean Science BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc University of EAST ANGLIA BSc BSc University of ESSEX BSc BSc University of HULL Marine Biology BSc CORNWALL College with Duchy College DipHE BSc University of GLAMORGAN BSc University of GLASGOW (MEng) Naval Architecture with Fast Ship Design (MEng) Offshore Engineering (MEng) MEng BEng MEng MEng Heriot-Watt University, EDINBURGH

84. David M. Balk Profile I am a captain in the US Navy and serve as director of the Navy ocean Be itengineering, marine biology, marine chemistry, just about any ocean science http://www.marinecareers.net/text/profiles/balk.htm

marinecareers.net CAREER FIELDS/PROFILES SALARIES FAQs ... HOME/SITE MAP CAREER FIELDS AND PROFILES Introduction Marine Biology Oceanography - Ocean Engineering Related Fields Career Outlook Ocean Engineering - Researcher Profile David M. Balk Ocean Engineer B.S.: Architectural Engineering, California Polytechnic State University What is your current job and what does it entail? Before this tour, I have had many other jobs that gave me the training and background to be the senior Navy Ocean Engineer. I did a tour of duty with the Naval Medical Research Institute at Bethesda, MD. My job there was to maintain an extreme hyperbaric facility so we could simulate diving to depths of over 1000 feet of seawater (fsw). We studied the effects of temperature on divers, how the immense pressure at 1000fsw affects the human body, and how to better work at those depths. We developed new breathing apparatus for divers and created new and improved dive tables. I did a tour with the Naval Sea Systems Command, where I helped to develop new tools for divers to use (ROV's, hydraulic tools, hand tools, etc.). The focus was on ship maintenance and repair to be able to do more and more in the water so that we could avoid having to bring a ship into dry-dock. I have also completed the Navy's Deep Sea Diving School and undergone advance training in saturation diving (staying within a hyperbaric environment for days and weeks at a time). I have had training in tactics for land warfare in support of the Navy's expeditionary construction force (Seabees). Further, I have demonstrated competency in the knowledge, handling, running and maneuvering of naval ships, in peacetime and within a tactical environment. I have also jumped out of perfectly good airplanes and completed the training and performed the required jumps for free fall parachuting.

85. The Royal Institution Of Naval Architects RINA The Royal Institution of naval Architects is an internationally renowned The Offshore and ocean Engineering Group provides a forum for the exchange http://www.rina.org.uk/showarticle.pl?id=51&n=236

86. Schiffs- Und Meerestechnik An Der TU Berlin naval Architecture and ocean Engineering,NAOE) am Institut für Land- und Seeverkehr der Technischen Universität http://www.ism.tu-berlin.de/

Sekr. SG 7 Salzufer 17-19 10587 Berlin Tel.: +49-30-314-23355 TU Berlin Fakultät V "Verkehrs- und Maschinensysteme" Institut für Land- und Seeverkehr - Schiffs- und Meerestechnik Allgemein Aufgaben Historie Berufschancen ... Maritime Einrichtungen Der "Bereich Schiffs- und Meerestechnik" (Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering, NAOE) am Institut für Land- und Seeverkehr der Technischen Universität Berlin begrüßt Sie auf seiner Website " http://www.naoe.tu-berlin.de " ! Aktuelles Der neue Studienführer ist veröffentlicht (PDF). Jahresbericht 2002 (PDF) Jahresbericht 2003 (PDF) Jahresbericht 2004 (PDF) Lehraufträge für die Studienrichtung "Schiffs- und Meerestechnik" Sea The Future Vortragsreihe Feierliche Verabschiedung der Absolventen und Begrüßung der Neuimmatrikulierten

87. School Of Engineering Naval Engineering | Stevens Institute Of Technology Engineering with a concentration in naval Engineering as the more specializedfields of naval architecture, marine engineering, systems engineering, http://www.soe.stevens.edu/Academics/naval_engineering.html

SoE Home Search People Finder SiteMap ... Assessment Center A c a d e m i c s NAVAL ENGINEERING Engineering with a concentration in Naval Engineering Click on the image to the right for a 559 KB PDF Brochure A critical need that has been recognized by the Navy is that the US is in danger of losing ground in its ability to design ships and in particular naval vessels, which are expected to constitute the primary area for future careers in the US ship design and building enterprise. Aside from programs geared to the training of naval officers, there are few degree programs whose mission is to train the civilians who will work in shipyards, design offices and Navy bureaus, filling needs for both military and non-military vessels. Building on its research strengths and long term leadership in the field, Stevens is well placed to offer a program in Naval Engineering under the auspices of our broad-based Engineering curriculum. The proposed program will be offered as a concentration under the Engineering program and will leverage existing courses in ocean engineering as well as existing experimental and modeling facilities.

88. The Reviews Are In JMS naval Architects Salvage Engineers is a specialty maritime engineering firmwith expertise in naval architecture, marine casualty response, http://www.jmsnet.com/reviews.htm

The reviews are in!  for the book that is so valuable to so many maritime professionals. Maritime Salvage “Marine Casualty Response: Salvage Engineering [MCR:SE] is an astonishing tour de force! There is, in short, an academic rationale for what the intelligent salvor does, and it is here in this book It provides the academic background that any competent salvor ought to have available in this experience-based sector It is a bonus that the book is well written and packed with illustrations, tables, formula, and essential data for the salvor.” Lloyd’s List - UK Michael Grey London June 27, 2003

89. Ocean Engineering At FAU [Department History] History of the Department of ocean Engineering at Florida Atlantic University retired as Director of the Navy marine Engineering Lab at Annapolis, http://www.oe.fau.edu/history.html

History of the Department of Ocean Engineering at Florida Atlantic University by Ray McAllister At a breakfast meeting in 1962, three people met to discuss a bold new program that was being proposed for Florida Atlantic University. What they discussed was an ocean oriented specialty that would be unique and different from oceanography as offered at Florida State University, from the fisheries and oceanography program at the University of Miami, and from coastal engineering at the University of Florida. The three people at the meeting were Dr. Charles Foreman, State Board of Regents representative, Dr. Palmer Craig, proposed Dean of Science at FAU, and Mr. Gene Robinson, Assistant to the President. Shortly thereafter, in 1963, the nuclear powered submarine, U.S.S. Thresher, was lost at sea during a test dive off New England. Because information about her test depth was classified, and because of great uncertainty about exactly where she went to the bottom, there was intense speculation that some of her crew might still be alive, sustained by a life support system adequate for as much as six months. She was, by any speculation, below a depth at which an effective rescue effort could be mounted. The hideous possibility of a lingering death, reported minute by minute in the world press, faced the loved ones of the crew and the people of the United States. Mercifully, the USS Thresher was found, months later, in 8400 feet of water, well below her crush depth and totally shattered by the implosion of her hull. Death had been instantaneous! The inability of the combined might of the military-industrial complex, augmented by the ocean academic community, to find her wreckage expeditiously, or to be able to rescue her crew, caused the United States Navy to convene the Deep Submergence Systems Review Group (DSSRG).

90. Zetoc : Journals Journals relating to Military naval Engineering 14761548, PROCEEDINGS-INSTITUTE OF marine ENGINEERING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PART A JOURNAL OF http://zetoc.mimas.ac.uk/cgi-bin/jlist2?subject=623

91. Offshore Engineering And Naval Architecture Group (OENA) The Offshore Engineering and naval Architecture Research Group carries out workon a range Ship Systems and naval Architecture; marine Platform Systems http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/soe/oena/

Offshore Engineering and Naval Architecture Group Offshore Engineering and Naval Architecture Group Overview The Offshore Engineering and Naval Architecture Research Group carries out work on a range of issues concerned with offshore platforms and fast craft used for offshore oil and gas exploration and production, offshore wind energy exploitation and naval applications. To develop new or improved analysis tools and techniques aimed at obtaining a better understanding and prediction of the physics that governs the behaviour of maritime structures, To use these techniques to investigate and develop new structures and systems for application within a 2 to 10 year time scale, and To develop specific structures through to detailed feasibility studies and demonstrator prototypes. This work is carried out in association with the Offshore Technology Centre in the School of Industrial and Manufacturing Science of Cranfield University.

92. OMAE02 Ocean Engineering Symposium Database Page Of The OOAE Division Of ASME ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering (OOAE) Division OMAE200228150 US NavyPractical Experiences in Cable Laying Racette, Russell A. naval Undersea http://www.ooae.org/omaedatabase/omae02dboe.htm

Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering (OOAE) Division The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME International) OMAE 2002 st International Conference on June 23-28, 2002, Oslo, Norway DATABASE To locate a paper by author's name, a word in title, etc., you can use the SEARCH Ocean Engineering -28031 Global Hydroelastic Response of a Catamaran Due to Wetdeck Slamming Accounting for Forward Speed Ge, Chunhua Norwegian University of Science and Technology Faltinsen, Odd M. Norwegian University of Science and Technology Moan, Torgeir Norwegian University of Science and Technology -28038 Integrated Diver Display Mask (IDDM) System for Special Diving Applications Gallagher, Dennis G. Naval Surface Warfare Center Olstad, William D. Naval Surface Warfare Center -28039 Development of an Oxygen ÒMetabolizerÕÕ to Control Oxygen Levels in the Closed Cabin of Submarine Rescue Vehicles Nuckols, M. L. U.S. Naval Academy VanZandt, K. W. Coastal Systems Station -28050 An Experimental Investigation of Wave Steepness and Cylinder Slenderness Effects on Wave Run-Up Morris-Thomas, Michael University of Western Australia Thiagarajan, Krish University of Western Australia Krokstad, J¿rgen SINTEF

93. Department Of Ocean Engineering URI ocean Engineering faculty and graduate student participate in Discovery Channel He will be working at the naval Surface Warfare Center at Carderock, http://www.oce.uri.edu/

Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Areas of Study Faculty ... Mission Statement College of Engineering Department of Ocean Engineering 217 Sheets Building Narragansett Bay Campus Narragansett, RI 02882 Phone: 401-874-6139 Fax: 401-874-6837 E-Mail: grilli@oce.uri.edu The Department of Ocean Engineering provides a challenging and diverse intellectual environment offering academic programs leading to B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees. Our graduate program in ocean engineering was established in 1966 and was the first of its type in the United States. The more recently established undergraduate program is one of a limited number of ABET-accredited programs in the country. As a student in URI's ocean engineering program, you'll learn from faculty who are internationally recognized for their contributions in research and education. Department/Campus News and Events URI Ocean Engineering faculty and graduate student participate in Discovery Channel and BBC investigation of the seabed in the Indian Ocean to help predict future tsunamis. Jeffrey C. Harris, an Ocean Engineering graduate student , has recently been awarded a "National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) fellowship". This is a prestigious fellowship administered by the American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE), and one of ways the Department of Defense supports graduate student research.

94. School Of Traffic Science Engineering in the areas of Chinese marine ocean engineering and the Chinese Navy. The School consists of the Department of marine and ocean Engineering, http://www.hust.edu.cn/english/academic/depart/traffic/overview.htm

95. New Scientist Graduate Choose A Career There are three main branches of marine engineering; ocean engineering, (Although some engineers in the Merchant Navy do spend their entire career at http://www.newscientistjobs.com/graduate/cac/career.jsp?id=career20

96. HomePage DINMA naval ARCHITECTURE and marine Tecnology http://www-dinma.univ.trieste.it/

UNIVERSITA' DEGLI STUDI DI TRIESTE UNIVERSITY OF TRIESTE Benvenuti nel Dipartimento di Ingegneria Navale, del Mare e per l'Ambiente Welcome to the Department of Naval Architecture, Ocean and Environmental Engineering DINMA - Via A. Valerio 10 - 34127 Trieste ITALY FISICA TECNICA APPLIED PHYSICS ARCHITETTURA NAVALE e Tecnologie Marine ... MAP May 2nd, 2005 - the WebMaster

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99. Homepage ISM In English http://www.ism.tu-berlin.de/index-e.html

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