NAVAIS project webinar series
The NAVAIS project is developing a platform-based modular product family approach supported by the 3DEXPERIENCE® integrated business platform. This concept will increase efficiency in vessel design and flexibility in production networks. The project focuses on passenger/road ferries and multi-use workboats integrating sustainability in the design of the ships. NAVAIS will support the transfer from an engineered-to-order business model to an assemble-to-order business model, which will allow shorter process lead-times, constant quality, reduced design and production costs and better integration of the SME supply chain, thereby increasing competitiveness of the European shipbuilding industry.
In this series of 4 webinars, the project partners will inform you on the progress the project is making and get you up to speed on several other related developments, including the EC-funded TrAM project and inspiration from outside the marine industry.
First webinar
This first of these webinars is scheduled for 11 February from 15:30 – 17:00.
Model Based System Engineering – new concepts & how “standardization” can benefit owners;
- Why a structured approach to Requirements Functional Logical Physical (RFLP) – presented by Delft University
- Configure to Order – impact on ship contracting as compared to Engineer To Order – presented by Damen
- Model Based System Engineering – software system – presented by Dassault Systèmes
Second webinar
This second of these webinars is scheduled for 18 February from 15:30 – 17:00.
Modular Design & Engineering – Sustainable, low-impact platform-based ship design;
- System engineering principles in shipbuilding – a demo case example – presented by Damen;
- Environmental impact reduction – optimization – presented by Bureau Veritas
- Underwater Radiated Noise (URN) prediction tools – designing for low URN in early design stages – presented by MARIN;
- Transport: Advanced and Modular – presented by Fraunhofer IEM (guest presentation TrAM project)
Third & fourth webinar
This third and fourth webinars are scheduled for 11 March and 18 March from 15:30 – 17:00.
The detailed programme will follow at a later date, however, you can already register using the registration form.
Registration
To participate in the webinar, please click the link below and fill out the form no later than two days before the start of a webinar.