Contents: Where the SCN $ Go: An Affordability Focus; Systems Engineering in Ship Design: Where Do We Go from Here; Combat Systems Engineering Process; The Effects of Confined Water Operation on Ship Performance: A Guide for the Perplexed; Think Energy Again. Video Enhanced SECAT - An Energy Program; Quality Ship Service Power with an Integrated Diesel Electric Propulsion Plant; EMI - The Enemy Within; Damage Control: Last Line of Defense and Guardian of Sustained Mission Capability; Probabilistic Ship Structural Design; Forging the Future: Naval Shipyard Corporate Operations Strategy and Plan; Improving the Naval Ship Design, Acquisition and Construction Process; Is It SEAMOD Time; Hazardous Material and Hazardous Waste Management Within the Navy - The Time Has Come; Computer-Aided Acquisition and Logistics Management System: Making Logistics Easy for the Engineer; Why Engineers Don't Understand Logistics; Operational Use of Low Level White Lighting; FFG 61 Prototype Digital Technical Library.
Annual Technical Symposium (28th): Achieving Technical and Management Excellence. Held in Arlington, Virginia on April 11, 1991
1991
257 pages
Report
No indication
English
Marine Engineering , Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Meetings , Marine engineering , Logistics management , Ships , Electromagnetic interference , Systems engineering , Ocean waves , Energy conservation , Naval architecture , Structural design , Electric power generation , Hazardous materials , Lighting systems , Acquisition , Design , Damage control , Shipyards
28th Annual Engine Technical Review
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Adaptive optics : April 10 - 11, 1985 Arlington, Virginia
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