Vol. 159 No. A1 (2017) | International Journal of Maritime Engineering

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Articles

THE STABILITY OF A FREELY FLOATING SHIP

SHOCK RESILIENCE OF STRUCTURAL PILLARS IN NAVAL VESSELS

STABILITY FAILURE ANALYSIS IN THE OPERATIONS OF FLOATING DRY DOCKS

OPTIMAL NAVAL PATH PLANNING IN ICE-COVERED WATERS

HYDRODYNAMIC INTERACTION BETWEEN SHIPS AND RESTRICTED WATERWAYS

HUMAN FACTOR ANALYSIS OF CONTAINER VESSEL’S GROUNDING ACCIDENTS

APPLICATION OF FUZZY FMEA TO PERFORM AN EXTENSIVE RISK ANALYSIS IN MARITIME TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING

INTERVAL-VALUED INTUITIONISTIC FUZZY TOPSIS-BASED MODEL FOR TROUBLESHOOTING MARINE DIESEL ENGINE AUXILIARY SYSTEM

Technical Notes

HYBRID COMMUNICATION NETWORK FOR THE PURPOSE OF MARITIME APPLICA TIONS