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TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE FOR THE SHIPS
OF THE FUTURE
FINAL PROGRAM OF NAV 2022
20th International Conference on Ships & Maritime Research
NAV 2022
20th International Conference on Ship and Maritime Research
Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
ATENA – Via Montallegro 1, Genova (Italy)
www.atenanazionale.it
nav2022@atenanazionale.org
NAV 2022
20th International Conference on Ship and Maritime Research
Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
NAV 2022 PROGRAM
CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
ATENA – Via Montallegro 1, Genova (Italy)
www.atenanazionale.it
nav2022@atenanazionale.org
NAV 2022
20th International Conference on Ship and Maritime Research
Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
ATENA – Via Montallegro 1, Genova (Italy)
www.atenanazionale.it
nav2022@atenanazionale.org
NAV 2022
20th International Conference on Ship and Maritime Research
Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
NAV 2022 PROGRAM
See detailed program (hereinafter) for Topics of sessions
Wednesday 15th June 2022 – Genova
Polytechnical School - Department of Architecture and Design
Stradone Sant. Agostino 37 - Genova
Time Activities
Registration of participants – Polytechnical School - Department of Architecture and
08:30
Design – Stradone Sant. Agostino 37 - Genova
09:00 Welcome adresses: Sala Polifunzionale San Salvatore, Piazza di Sarzano 9, Genova
Invited Speech: ‘Shipping pathway to decarbonisation: regulatory bodies, industry and
10:00
the scientific community’ , Paolo Moretti – Chief Executive RINA Services S.p.A.
10:45 Coffee Break
Technical Sessions 1A - 1B - 1C (see Title and Chairman below)
1A – Ship safety and security - Chris Boyd, The Royal Institution of Naval Architects
11:00 1B- Seakeeping and Maeuverability - Antonio Scamardella ,University of Napoli Parthenope
1C- Ship propulsion 1 - Ernesto Fasano, University of Napoli Federico II
13:00 Lunch Break
Technical Sessions 2A - 2B – 2C (see Title and Chairman below)
14:30 2A – Ship Structures and Materials 1 - Carlo Bozzetti, Bureau Veritas
2B – Ship Efficiency and Environment protection 1 - Enrico Rizzuto, University of Genova
2C – Ship Design 1 - Rodrigo Perez Fernandez, Politechnic University of Madrid
16:30 Coffee Break
Technical Sessions 3A – 3B – 3C (see Title and Chairman below)
3A – Ship Structures and Materials 2 - Vincenzo Crupi, University of Messina
17:00
3B – Ship Efficiency and Environment Protection 2 - Marco Altosole, University of Napoli Federico II
3C – Ship Design 2 - Claire De Marco, University of Malta
CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
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NAV 2022
20th International Conference on Ship and Maritime Research
Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
Thursday 16th June 2022 – La Spezia –
University Campus Falcomatà – D.L.T.M.
Via Nicolò Fieschi 16 – La Spezia
Time Activities
Genova: Meeting of participants and accompanying persons in order to
08:00 bus transfer to La Spezia – Location: Piazza della Vittoria ,Scalinata delle
3 Caravelle.
08:30 Buses departure to La Spezia
10:00 Welcome Coffee in La Spezia, University Campus Falcomatà
Technical Sessions 4A - 4B – 4C (see Title and Chairman below)
4A – Small ships and Yachts - Massimo Musio Sale, University of Genova
10:30 4B - Future Naval Technology and Ship Design - Giuseppe Scorsone, Italian Navy
4C - Future Naval Technology and Ship Design – Paola Gualeni, University of Genova
12:30 Lunch break
Invited Speech: “Setting the Course to Low Carbon Shipping , Maritime
Regulatory Framework - Superyacht Industry perspective”
13:30
Lorenzo Pollicardo, Technical & Environmental Director SYBAss
Superyacht Builders Association
14:00 Invited Speech: Sanlorenzo Shipyard
Bus transfer to Sanlorenzo Shipyard
14:30
(NAV 2022 participants)
Bus transfer to Ferry for Gulf of La Spezia tour
14:30
(NAV 2022 participants & accompanying persons)
15:00 Sanlorenzo Shipyard visit / Gulf of La Spezia tour
18:30 Transfer to Social Dinner location
19:00 Social Dinner at Marina Militare Italiana Officers Club
22:00 Bus Transfer to Genova (duration about 90’)
CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
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nav2022@atenanazionale.orgNAV 2022
20th International Conference on Ship and Maritime Research
Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
Friday 17th June 2022 – Genova
Polytechnical School. Department of Architecture and Design
Stradone Sant. Agostino 37 - Genova
Time Activities
Technical Sessions 5A - 5B – 5C (see Title and Chairman below)
5A - Safety and Comfort 1 - Maurizio d’Amico, The Royal Institution of Naval Architects
09:00
5B - Ship Hydrodynamics 1 – Michele Viviani, University of Genova
5C - Ship Propulsion 2 - Lise Folso, CETENA S.p.A.
11:00 Coffee break (Drinks only)
Technical Sessions 6A – 6B (see Title and Chairman below)
11:15
6A – Unmanned vehicles - Alessandro Maccari, RINA S.p.A.
6B - Ship Hydrodynamics 2 - Giovanni Caprino, CETENA S.p.A.
13:15 Lunch break
Technical Sessions 7A - 7B (see Title and Chairman below)
14:15
7A – Safety and Comfort 2 - Franco Porcellacchia, Ecospray Technologies S.r.l.
7B – Ship Hydrodynamics 3 – Marco Ferrando, University of Genova
15:45 Coffee break (Drinks only)
16:00 Closing Ceremony
16:30 See you at NAV 2025!
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nav2022@atenanazionale.orgNAV 2022
20th International Conference on Ship and Maritime Research
Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
Session 1A Ship Safety and security
SKIN. The use of external surface in yacht design Giulia Zappia, Maria Carola Morozzo della Rocca
ARGOS: a solution to increase security and safety of ships Franco Gottifredi, Luciano Bozzi, Krzysztof Marcinek,
Alina Anton, Barbara Amerio
Safety System for Ships in Harbours Liliana Pinheiro, Andreia Gomes, João Alfredo Dos Santos,
Juana Fortes
Effectiveness of visual languages in the context of Maria Linda Falcidieno , Maria Elisabetta Ruggiero,
communications for safety and on-board orientation Ruggero Torti, Nicoletta Sorrentino
Experiments for the definition of communication models: Maria Linda Falcidieno , Maria Elisabetta Ruggiero,
the visual identity of a navigation company in relation to on- Massimo Malagugini, Ruggero Torti, Nicoletta Sorrentino
board services
Session 1B Seakeeping and Maneuverability
Hydrodynamic Assessment of Double-Ended Ferry for Enrico Della Valentina, Victor Ferrari, Andrea Bortolato,
Operation in Venice Antonio Ferrari
Numerical CFD Prediction of the Asymmetrical Shaft Diego Villa, Stefano Gaggero
Unbalance During Ship Maneuvers
On the development of a ship simulation model for Maria Acanfora, Marco Altosole, Ernesto Fasano, Davide
maneuvering tasks in waves Lauria
Weather Routing Model for Ship Motions Reduction and Silvia Pennino, Antonio Scamardella
Fuel Saving
Alternative assessment of passenger ship safety – Early Alessandro Maccari, Spyros Hirdaris, Dracos Vassalos,
results from the EU project FLARE Antoine Breuillard, Fabien Conti
Session 1C Ship Propulsion 1
Wind assisted ship propulsion feasibility study. Massimo Figari, Veronica Vigna, Marco Altosole
A digital twin approach to the diagnostic analysis of a Marco Altosole, Flavio Balsamo, Maria Acanfora, Luigia
marine diesel engine Mocerino, Ugo Campora, Francesco Perra
Sensitivity analysis of a marine gasoline engine: from power Luigia Mocerino, Vincenzo Piscopo, Antonio Scamardella
to emissions
Classifying the Innovation: The Certification of New Matteo Roiaz, Paolo Scialla, Fabrizio Cadenaro, Marco
Designs for Power Generation, Conversion and Energy Nardo, Gabriele Sancin
Storage Focusing on the Reduction of Ships Emissions
The study of an innovative propulsion plant for a High- Alessandro Taylor, Kurt Mizzi, Selmar Spijker, Michele
Speed Catamaran Ferry for decarbonisation in the marine Martelli, Kurt Gutteridge
industry
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20th International Conference on Ship and Maritime Research
Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
Session 2A Ship Structures and materials 1
Fully-Recyclable Epoxy Fibers Reinforced Composites Lorena Saitta, Eugenio Pergolizzi, Claudio Tosto, Claudia
(FRCs) for Maritime Field: chemical recycling and re-use Sergi, Gianluca Cicala
routes
Study of the corrosion behaviour of welded systems for Lorenzo Fedrizzi, Lorenzo Dorbolò, Ruben Offoiach,
marine industry applications Alfredo Rondinella, Francesco Andreatta, Giovanni
Capurso, Gianluca Buffa, Davide Campanella
Deep Neural Network (DNN) Method to predict the Alessandro La Ferlita, Emanuel Di Nardo, Massimo Macera,
displacement behavior of neutral axis for ships in vertical Thomas Lindemann, Angelo Ciaramella, Patrick Kaeding
bending
Innovative and sustainable materials for naval applications Simone Panfiglio,Guido Di Bella, Edoardo Proverbio,
through national cooperative research: the experience of the Gianluca Cicala, Fabrizio Sarasini, Gianluca Buffa,
THALASSA project Annamaria Visco, Luigi Calabrese
Experimental investigation on a lightweight ship balcony Giulia Palomba, Pasqualino Corigliano, Vincenzo Crupi,
overhang with bimetallic welded joints Gabriella Epasto, Eugenio Guglielmino
Session 2B Ship Efficiency and Environment protection 1
Noise and vibration predictions and measurements Elisa Fassola, Lorenzo Kusterman
Noise pollution: underwater noise and noise in port Elisa Fassola
Surfing green while saving money Elisabetta Piana
Hybrid system virtualisation for predicting performance and Amodio Palma, Stefan Goranov, Wenig Wenig, Maciej
eliminating risks and uncertainties Bendyk
An innovative cruise-ship onshore power supply facility in Alessandro Boveri, Franco Porcellacchia
the port of marseille
Session 2C Ship Design 1
A Systematik Ferry Model Serie Andrea Mancini, Luca Mauro, Marcello Costanzo
Simulation applications Luca Isgrò
Fast estimation of the time-to-flood on simple geometries Luca Braidotti, Jasna Prpić-Oršić, Samuele Utzeri, Vittorio
Bucci, Alberto Marinò
A methodology for the hull forms design of a passenger Luca Braidotti, Mattia Zanin, Serena Bertagna, Alberto
catamaran for the Venice Lagoon Marinò, Vittorio Bucci
The inside story of COVID-19 pandemic on The Diamond Gennaro Arma, Angela Denise Peri
Princess as the prime mover of present and future ship
design studies
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Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
Session 3A Ship Structures and materials 2
On the structural response of bio-based adhesives for Serena Bertagna, Pasqualino Corigliano, Vincenzo Crupi,
wooden hulls Alberto Marinò
Environmentally friendly composites and surface treatments Fabrizio Sarasini, Jacopo Tirillò, Vincenzo Fiore, Antonino
for metal-to-composite hybrid joints for marine application Valenza, Lorena Saitta, Claudio Tosto, Gianluca Cicala,
Francesca Felline, Antonio Gerardi, Carlo Ighina, Simone
Panfiglio
Life Cycle Assessment in the naval sector: between Barbara Busetto, Alessandro Bordignon, Andrea Mio, Anna
certification and new materials Bortoluzzi, Andrea Paduano, Stefano Milanesi
Investigations on Ultimate Strength for a Container Vessel Thomas Lindemann, Patrick Kaeding, Alexander Willsch,
under Combined Loads Alessandro La Ferlita, Dario Boote
Fracture mechanics properties of Al/Steel Structural Pasqualino Corigliano, Vincenzo Crupi, Pingsha Dong
Transition Joints for shipbuilding
Session 3B Ship Efficiency and Environment protection 2
Road to maritime sector decarbonization Maurizio Archetti, Barbara Bosio
Proposal of a coastal ferry using last hybrid technology for Gian Piero Repetti, Matteo Zangrandi, Valerio Ruggiero
green transportation in touristic areas
Strategies for ship Decarbonisation: Technical Measure for Valentina Bortuzzo, Massimo De Domenico, Vittorio Bucci
reducing Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index
The REShiP Project: Renewable Energy Ship Propulsion Alessandro Bernardini, Irene Lavagnini, Rodolfo Taccani,
Diego Micheli, Chiara Dall'Armi, Davide Pivetta, Fabrizio
Cadenaro, Matteo Roiaz, Maurizio Crucil, Tancredi
Chinese, Stefano Malabotti, Michela Zanelli
Decarbonization and efficiency: the potential of digital fleet Schenone Michela
management
Session 3C Ship Design 2
How COVID-19 has been affecting the overall cruise ship Massimo Musio Sale, Angela Denise Peri, Valerio Ruggiero
design paradigm
Data driven digital twins for the maritime domain Alexandros Troupiotis, Manolis Kaliorakis, Dimitris Zissis,
Spiros Mouzakitis, Giannis Tsapelas, Alexander Artikis,
Eva Chondrodima, Yannis Theodoridis
Systems Engineering and Ship Design: a synergy for getting Mattia Bottero, Paola Gualeni
the right design and the design right
A zero-emission ferry for inland waterways Luca Maloberti, Raphael Zaccone, Paola Gualeni, Paolo
Mazzucchelli
Innovative solutions for the integration of medical facilities Nicola Norcia, Luca Braidotti, Serena Bertagna, Vittorio
on dual-use naval ships Bucci, Alberto Marinò
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20th International Conference on Ship and Maritime Research
Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
Session 4A Small ships and yachts
Eulero, un genio matematico a bordo Cristiano Bettini
Military Ultrafast Offshore Vessel Cristiano Bettini, Leonardo Acciarri
Submarine Rescue Capability: Special and Diving Operation Christian Perrone
– Submarine Rescue Ship (SDO – SuRS) Deployable Assets
The evolution of large pleasure vessel towards a green Gianmarco Vergassola, Dario Boote, Federico Tocchi
future
A smart mockup for an innovative interior yacht design Mario Ivan Zignego, Paolo Gemelli, Alessandro Bertirotti
approach
Session 4B Future Naval Technology and Ship Design
Naval Fleet Integrated Logistic Design optimization: the Alessandro Peisino, Simone Tesconi
Italian Navy experience in enhancing feedback from the
field.
Near Future Submarine: development of a combined Air Decio Trinca
Independent and Lithium Battery propulsion system (AiLiP)
Drag based Shape Optimization of Submarines and AUVs Gianpaolo Bono, Gianni Buttaro
Using CFD Analysis
New Generation Mine CounterMeasure Vessel Domenico Guadalupi, Francesco Maiorana, Massimo Guzzo
BESS-Based Hybrid Propulsion: an Application to a Front Daniele Belvisi, Raphael Zaccone, Massimo Figari, Sergio
Line Naval Vessel Preliminary Design Simone, Bruno Spanghero
Session 4C Future Naval Technology and Ship Design
Definition and development of “modularity and operational Antonio Petrucci
flexibility” with pros and cons of the concepts according to
navy experience
Italian Navy Green Fleet - case-study: a solution to increase Antonio Bignone, Gianluca Benetello
overall efficiency of a military Ship
Energy saving devices: a retrofit stern flap solutions on the Vincenzo Basile, Simone Mancini, Mario De Biase
"De La Penne" Destroyer Class (Numerical analysis and
experimental tests)
Shock characterization of fiberglass composite laminates: Francesco Mannacio, Fabrizio Di Marzo, Marco Gaiotti,
numerical and experimental comparison Massimo Guzzo, Cesare Mario Rizzo, Marco Venturini
Remote Passive Acoustic Barrier with Maritime Unmanned Lorenzo Bazzarello, Daniele Sebino Terracciano, Vincenzo
Systems: preliminary tests during REPMUS-21 Manzari, Matteo Bresciani, Francesco Cannarsa, Riccardo
Costanzi, Mirko Stifani, Andrea Caiti, Alessandra Tesei
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Genova- La Spezia, 15 – 17 June 2022
Session 5A Safety and Comfort 1
A combined CFD-FEM approach to evaluate acoustic Giada Kyaw Oo D'Amore, Mitja Morgut, Francesco Mauro,
performances of an integrated scrubber-silencer for marine Giovanni Rognoni, Marco Biot
applications
A numerical method to fit the need of a straightforward Giovanni Rognoni, Giada Kyaw Oo D'Amore, Emanuele
characterization of viscoelastic materials for marine Brocco, Marco Biot
applications
Regulatory measures to tackle climate changes Giovanna Carosi
Assessment of on-board sound insulation in the low Mirko Bassetti, Federico Gaggero, Enrico Lembo, Andrea
frequency range using an experimental laboratory Prato, Alessandro Schiavi, Paolo Silvestri, Tatiana Pais
methodology based on the modal approach
Airborne sound propagation induced by a cruise ship Mirko Bassetti, Enrico Lembo, Andrea Iuliano, Maurizio
through simulation and correlation with real measurements Morelli, Attilio Binotti
Session 5B Ship Hydrodynamics 1
Free Surface Hydrodynamics of Submarine Masts Giuliano Vernengo, Stefano Gaggero, Diego Villa, Michele
Configurations Viviani, Giorgio Mazzarello, Paola Gualeni
Computational Fluid Dynamics for Submarine Design and Stefano Gaggero, Benedetto Piaggio, Giuliano Vernengo,
Performance Analysis Diego Villa, Michele Viviani, Paola Gualeni
A Numerical Investigation of the Effect of Spatial and Mariana Zammit Munro, Simon Mizzi, Claire De Marco
Temporal Resolution together with Turbulence Modelling
on the Hydrodynamic Forces of a Cavitating Foil
On the Application of a Vortex Lattice Method to Lifting Raffaele Solari, Patrizia Bagnerini, Giuliano Vernengo
Bodies Close to a Free Surface
Numerical estimation of Pre-Swirl Stator efficiency Andro Bakica, Nikola Vladimir
Session 5C Ship Propulsion 2
Industry 4.0 in Ship Design, Production & Maintenance Rodrigo Perez Fernandez
Rapid prototyping for enhanced dynamic positioning Silvia Donnarumma, Camilla Fruzzetti, Michele Martelli,
systems. Andrea Pecoraro, Luca Sebastiani
Ammonia as an alternative fuel for large passenger ships: Filippo Scamardella, Giorgio Zamboni, Edward Canepa,
benefits and challenges Paola Gualeni, Angelo Macocco
Technical feasibility study of an ammonia-fuelled mega- Luca Micoli, Maria Acanfora, Tommaso Coppola, Roberta
yacht powered by PEM fuel cells Russo
A Swappable Battery to Reduce Emissions of Ships. Paolo Scialla, Matteo Roiaz, Ryan Kostos, Jan-Erik
Rasanen, Dimitris Kontosfyris
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Session 6A Unmanned vehicles
A roadmap towards the autonomous ship: the marin project Luca Sebastiani, Francesco Pettinato, Andrea Pecoraro,
Luca Carlino, Paolo Antonio Corvaglia, Alessandro Largo,
Paola Rametta, Sergio De Giuseppe, Fabrizio Luca
Benvenuto
Cyber Resilience of Automated and Autonomous Ships Enrico Carrara
Surface unmanned multipurpose research marine vehicle: Maicol Laurenza, Alec Malito, Federica Mezzani, Massimo
SUNMARE project De Lauro, Gianluca Pepe, Salvatore Mauro, Antonio
Carcaterra, Antonio Culla
Session 6B Ship Hydrodynamics 2
Numerical modelling of the hydrodynamic response of a Gael Anastas, Juana Fortes, Kourosh Rezanejad, João
dual-chamber fixed Oscillating Water Column Wave Energy Alfredo Santos
Converter through the meshless DualSHPhysics method
Ship URN: UNIGE activities in the context of LIFE- Stefano Gaggero, Tomaso Gaggero, Giorgio Tani, Enrico
PIAQUO Project Rizzuto, Diego Villa, Michele Viviani
Optimal conceptual design using NSGA-II algorithm for Jose Marin-Lopez, Janeth L. Melendez, Ruben Paredes,
Galápagos interisland service small craft including flaps Esteban Castro-Feliciano
Experimental Analysis of Cavitation Erosion on Blade Root Afaq Ahmed Abbasi, Michele Viviani, Daniele Bertetta,
of Variable Pitch Propeller Marina Delucchi, Rico Ricotti, Giorgio Tani
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Session 7A Safety and Comfort 2
Experimental determination of the vibration paths onboard Mirko Bassetti, Riccardo Tonna, Enrico Lembo, Andrea
and contribute of the vibration levels of a source to a target Iuliano, Paolo Silvestri, Tatiana Pais
– application of the transfer path analysis technique onboard
a cruise ship -
Surf-riding/broaching failure mode within IMO SGISC Christian Lena, Matteo Bonci
framework
Intact stability assessment of RO-RO pax vessel in the Nicola Petacco, Valerio Ruggiero, Paola Gualeni
framework of Second Generation Intact Stability criteria
with a specific focus on the operational profile.
Session 7B Ship Hydrodynamics 3
“One digit” estimation of navigation area parameters for a Oleksandr Kanifolskyi, Valerio Ruggiero
monohull fast ferry
A DIS-based air cavity concept for planing hull Fabio De Luca, Simone Mancini, Claudio Pensa, Riccardo
Pigazzini, Vincenzo Sorrentino
Numerical and Physical Modeling of Ship Impacts on Andreia Gomes, Liliana Pinheiro, Joana Simão, César
Fenders Costa, João Alfredo Dos Santos, Juana Fortes
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nav2022@atenanazionale.orgTECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE FOR THE SHIPS OF THE FUTURE
FINAL PROGRAM OF NAV 2022
20th International Conference on Ships & Maritime Research
In 1974, a scientific conference covering marine automation group and large vessels issues
was organized under the patronage of the Technical Naval Studies Centre (CETENA) and
the Italian National Research Council (CNR). A later collaboration with the Marine Technical
Association (ATENA) led to the renaming of the conference as NAV, extending the topics
covered to the technical field previously covered by ATENA national conferences.
The NAV conference is now held every 3 years, and attracts specialists from all over the
world.
This book presents the proceedings of NAV 2022, held in Genova and La Spezia, Italy, in
June 2022. The book contains 88 scientific papers, and subjects covered include: comfort
on board; conceptual and practical ship design; deep sea mining and marine robotics;
protection of the environment; renewable marine energy; design and engineering of offshore
vessels; digitalization, unmanned vehicles and cyber security; yacht and pleasure craft
design and inland waterway vessels.
With its comprehensive coverage of scientific and technical maritime issues, the book will
be of interest to all those involved in this important industry.You can also read
