《Hydroelasticity In Marine Technology》主要内容：During the last two decades, some reconciliation of two

distinct research fields, naval hydrodynamics and structural

mechanics, has been achieved and a developing branch of science,

hydroelasticity in marine technology, has made significant

progress. This branch of science is concerned with the phenomena

involving mutual interactions among inertial, hydrodynamic and

elastic forces. The increasing variety of marine structures, both

operating now and proposed, has highlighted the importance of the

hydroelastic responses.

The papers included in the proceedings cover wide and

important areas of marine technology, including hydroelasticity-

based load and response predictions, unsteady state and transient

state + problems (whipping, springing, slamming, sloshing,

impact, shock etc.), flow induced vibrations, full scale

measurements of ships, very large floating structures, risers,

cable and pipelines, fishing nets and cages, and devices for

energy extraction etc.