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Welcome Letters Dr. Walter Kuehnlein 8 | www.asmeconferences.org/OMAE 2011 Welcome from the OOAE Division Welcome to the 30 th International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering (OMAE 2011). It is with great personal pleasure that I welcome all of the attendees this year to Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Exactly five years ago, when I chaired OMAE 2006 in Hamburg, I talked with Bas Buchner about having an OMAE Conference again in the Netherlands, and now, here we are and I even have the honor to open the Conference. The Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering Division of ASME features a wide range of social and technical issues, like environmental protection, education, HSE, energy supplies, environmental loading, hydrodynamic behavior, arctic engineering, materials selection, and structural strength. Aside from all oil and gas related topics which are still playing an important role, nowadays ocean renewable energies like waves, tides, currents and offshore wind have provided new and very interesting areas for scientists and engineers. The Conference Chair, Bas Buchner and his dynamic and enthusiastic team put together a very exciting program, starting with an interesting Technical Opening Session under the title ‘Going Deep!’ on the challenges of new activities offshore: floating wind, deep water salvage and deepsea mining. Special highlights of the social program are the Rotterdam Offshore Boat Tour on Tuesday and the special Banquet in the Maritime Museum on Wednesday. Every conference day will conclude with informal drinks where you can meet all your offshore colleagues and make plans for dinner, etc. Technical Chair Ron Riggs and the Symposium Coordinators have put together an outstanding program. This year, there are three specialty symposia in addition to our ten regular symposia. The specialty symposia are honoring Jan Vugts, Jo Pinkster and Johan Wichers, three worldwide, well known, outstanding offshore pioneers from the Netherlands. Thank you very much for joining us in Rotterdam and I look forward to meeting and exchanging ideas with you over the next four days. —Dr. Walter L. Kuehnlein Chair, OOAE Division of ASME Managing Director, SEA2ICE Ltd. & Co. KG
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Ocean Engineering Symposia 6-29 Coa
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Ocean Engineering Symposia 6-5 Unde
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Ocean Engineering Symposia 6-6 Towe
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Reliability Assessment for TLP Teth
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Ocean Renewable Energy Symposia 9-1
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Technical Tours IHC Shipyard Date:
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Royal the Hague and Delft Date: Wed
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ASME-IPTI Training Schedule Get the
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OMAE 2011: Co-sponsoring Organizati
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Author Index Aalberts, Pieter .....
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Session Index Offshore Technology 1
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High Fidelity Design and Simulation
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