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On the Cover: Pictured is an innovative concept for a dual deep-draft/shallow-draft vessel proposed by

Leary Engineering in New Orleans. The concepts embodied in the Hinge Ship are indicative of the con- tinual efforts of naval architects and marine engineers to enhance efficiency, safety and profitability. Read about the Hinge Ship, and other emerging marine technologies, starting on page 40. 8 Like Father Like Son

The Tillberg family name is synonymous with excellence in cruise ship design, a passion and talent, which has transcended a generation. — by Regina P. Ciardiello 17 The Technology Way

Germanischer Lloyd's Dr. Hans Payer discusses the emerging technologies that will define shipping's future. 25 Shipbuilding by Numbers

Powerful CAD/CAM systems have radically enhanced the ability of designers and builders to cost effectively design vessels. PTC, a $1-billion behemoth with advanced design products across many industries, has launched its new shipbuilding specific product. 31 Propulsion Report

Tailored propulsion solutions continue to offer vessel owners, and builders a greater array of options. 40 The Future Is Now

Whether it's a viable transportation solution or one designer's dream, innovations such as the Hinge Ship continually challenge marine industry designers, builders and owners to push the limits. 44B German Marine Report/

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The world's largest and arguably most important marine industry exhibition is set to sail again in Hamburg. Read up on some of the innovations due to be unveiled at the show. 67 Invasive Species Are On Alert

The ballast water conundrum is gaining legislative attention and dollars on the international and national levels, as the industry will increasingly be forced to deal with solutions to the invasive species problem. 13 E-Commerce 23 New & Notable 28 SNAME Preview 54 FPSO Report 60 Marine Literature Review 71 Buyer's Guide 74 Advertiser's Index 75 Classifieds

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