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The growing importance of numerical simulation in the nautical sector

Face to face with Ignazio Maria Viola and Ubaldo Cella

Futurities Year 20 n°3
By Marco Evangelos Biancolini
University of Rome Tor Vergata
The growing importance of numerical simulation in the nautical sector
The growing importance of numerical simulation in the nautical sector

Abstract

The Journal of Sailing Technology (JST) is the definitive source for keeping abreast of the latest trends and technologies that are propelling the nautical sector. JST is a free, open access, and peer-reviewed journal that has become a global reference for the future of sailing thanks to its compelling content and unquestionable authority, which is why we decided to interview Ignazio Maria Viola, Editor-in-Chief, and Ubaldo Cella, member of the editorial board.

It is widely recognized that computer-aided engineering (CAE) has been playing an increasingly significant role in the marine industry in recent years. On the other hand, not many know that mesh morphing is an essential technology that can greatly improve computer simulation.

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