In April HOLISHIP participated in the 2018 TRA conference in Vienna presenting two posters and several oral presentations prepared by project partners. The first figure shows the official “Research Project Poster” prepared for the EU exhibition in the grand foyer of the exhibition centre. This was shown in line with other maritime projects. In addition,…
Waterborne vessels are expensive to design, build, operate, and maintain. In particular, cargo ships are usually designed for very small production numbers- sometimes as one-off designs. One of the goals for the HOLISHIP project is to reduce costs for development and analysis of robust and efficient ship designs. Software as a Services (SaaS) is a…
By: Maarten Flikkema (MARIN) One of the core elements of HOLISHIP is the virtual vessel framework (VVF). This framework will connect different tools with varying complexity to each other thus enabling concurrent simulations of distinct ship systems and ultimately aims at the simulation of the complete ship system in one framework. This will give the…
On June 8th, 2017 – the World Ocean Day – the European Commission organised a conference on HORIZON 2020 Waterborne Research – Competitive, Safe and Sustainable in Brussels. The event presented work and results of 15 waterborne projects mainly funded in the first half of HORIZON 2020 (2014-2016) under the Transport (“Mobility for Growth”) priority.…
The HOLISHIP project will present first results after 9 months of activity at the Horizon 2020 Waterborne Research Conference in Brussels in June. To participate in the conference fill in the registration form and post to RTD-WATERBORNE-CONFERENCE@ec.europa.eu Looking forward to seeing you in Brussels Jochen Marzi HOLISHIP Project manager marzi@hsva.de SAVE THE DATE- 8th June…
The HOLISHIP project passed its first 6-months mark in March assembling the Steering Group for a meeting at project partner TRITEC Marine Ltd. premises in Glasgow to discuss next steps. While still being in the concept phase the approach for merging relevant tools covering different design disciplines (bottom-up) and the requirements stemming from the multitude…
Started in September 2016, HOLISHIP is a research and development project of 40 European partners from the maritime industry, research institutes and universities.[1] Funded with a grant of 11.3 M€ by the Horizon 2020 Transport Research Programme of the European Union, the project aims at developing the next generation of flexible systems for the design…