Sustainability in Ship Design and Operations (SISDO) is an important topic that is currently being discussed in the maritime industry as it focuses on developing innovative and environmentally friendly technologies to reduce the impact of shipping on the environment. The goal is to create ships that are more efficient and emit fewer pollutants, making the shipping industry more sustainable in the long run.
Webb Institute and the USMMA, in conjunction with MARIN and Wind Support NYC, hosted a two-day conference on Sustainability in Ship Design and Operations. The conference brought together experts from the maritime industry to discuss the latest technologies, concepts, case studies, and success stories related to SISDO.
The conference presented topics on alternative energy and power technologies, emission reduction methods, ship recycling and more. You can watch the videos below for more information:
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Introduction
Bradley Golden, Webb Institute
Mark Martecchini, Webb Institute
Welcome to the Sustainability in Ship Design and Operations (SISDO) conference organized by two of our professors at Webb, Bradley Golden and Spenser Boyd.
The conference focuses on promoting sustainability in shipping and includes presentations, panel discussions and audience participation.
Kickoff Address
Guilhelm Gaillarde
CFD-Assisted Hull Form Optimization for Sustainable Shipping
Dae-Hyun Kim
The Need For A Scalable, Modularly Rigged, Open-Source Sail Freighter Design
Steven Woods
Flettner Rotor-Powered Marine Vessel-Design Evaluation & System Optimization
Zachary Almadani, Joshua Garcia-Billings, Hannah Newsom, Lubomir A. Ribarov
Balancing Energy Efficiency and Underwater Radiated Noise Reduction of Ships
Frans Hendrik Lafebar, Johan Bosschers, Thomas Lloyd, Evert-Jan Foeth, John Huisman
Revolutionary Sterntube-less Concept to Save Shipowners Thousands
Elena Corin
A second look at the propeller sail high lift device for sailing cargo ships, using distributed, wing-mounted propellers
Sergio Perez, Lubomir A. Ribarov
Day 2
Coastal & Inland Shipping In The Northeast US: A Plan For Expanding The Fleet & Zero Carbon Shipping
Steven Woods
Thermodynamic Assessment of Kalina Cycle as Alternative Hybrid Propulsion for Ships
Steven L. Pike, Lubomir A. Ribarov
Magnetically Recoverable and Reusable Nanocomposites for Water Treatments
Ping Y. Furlan
Modernizing the Past: Powering Wooden Sailing Cargo Vessels with Electric & Hydrogen Technology
Alejandra Teran, John Porras
Training Requirements for Seafarers on Wind-Powered and Wind-Assist Vessels
Matthew Bonvento
Nuclear Reactors for Decarbonized Civil Maritime Transportation
Jonathan Stephens
Sustainable Maritime along M87; Build a Little, Test a Little, Learn a Lot
Rik van Hemmen
The views and viewpoints expressed during the event are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the opinions, policies, or endorsements of the U.S. Government or of the non-Federal entities (NFE). References to NFE’s, trade names, or commercial products do not constitute their endorsement by the U.S. Government and are meant for illustrative and educational purposes only.