Publications by Dr David Clarke - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Professor Michael Woodward Professor Mehmet Atlar Dr David Clarke	Application of the IMO maneuvering criteria for pod-driven ships	2009
Professor Michael Woodward Professor Mehmet Atlar Dr David Clarke	Comparison of stopping modes for pod-driven ships by simulation based on model testing	2005
Professor Michael Woodward Professor Mehmet Atlar Dr David Clarke	A comparison of stopping modes for pod driven ships	2004
Professor Mehmet Atlar Dr David Clarke Edward Glover Dr Rod Sampson Professor Michael Woodward et al.	First International Conference on Technological Advances in Podded Propulsion	2004
Dr David Clarke	Calculation of the added mass of elliptical cylinders with vertical fins in shallow water	2003
Dr David Clarke	Calculation of the added mass of elliptical cylinders with vertical fins in shallow water	2003
Professor Michael Woodward Dr David Clarke Professor Mehmet Atlar	On the manoeuvring prediction of pod driven ships	2003
Professor Martin Downie Dr David Clarke	The Estimation of the Hydrodynamic Forces acting on a Manoeuvring Ship Using the Discrete Vortex Method	2003
Professor Michael Woodward Dr David Clarke Professor Mehmet Atlar	An investigation into the course stability and control of a fast, pod driven Ropax	2002
Professor Michael Woodward Dr David Clarke Professor Mehmet Atlar	Some aspects of the equations used for manoeuvring analysis	2002
Dr David Clarke	Calculation of the added mass of circular cylinders in shallow water	2001
Dr David Clarke	Calculation of the added mass of circular cylinders in shallow water	2001
Dr David Clarke	Calculation of the added mass of elliptical cylinders in shallow water	2001
Dr David Clarke	Calculation of the added mass of elliptical cylinders in shallow water	2001
Dr David Clarke	Ship auto-pilot tuning using the Vishnegradskii-Aizerman Diagram	2001
Dr David Clarke Hesty Kurniawati	Can ship manoeuvring be chaotic?	2000
Dr David Clarke Hesty Kurniawati	Can ship manoeuvring become chaotic?	2000