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ABSTRACT Digital transformation – the pervasive incorporation of digital technology into virtually every process and system – is arguably the greatest force of change within the naval engineering community. Digital innovation is disrupting traditional ship design paradigms and giving rise to new ways of modernising and sustaining a future integrated force structure. This paper highlights digital transformation as a core strategic initiative that is aligned with the U.S. Department of Defense Digital Engineering Strategy. Recognising the need to expand the U.S. Navy’s advantage over its competitors, this paper identifies foundational elements required to transform current engineering design and development processes. Next, a multi-factor framework is introduced to align traditional processes employed for physical system design and development with a new digital paradigm in recognition of the highly integrated nature of Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE). Finally, discussion will focus on efforts underway to leverage advanced computational models and highlight the digital engineering use case for Naval Power and Energy Systems (NPES).
期刊介绍:
The Journal of Marine Engineering and Technology will publish papers concerned with scientific and theoretical research applied to all aspects of marine engineering and technology in addition to issues associated with the application of technology in the marine environment. The areas of interest will include:
• Fuel technology and Combustion
• Power and Propulsion Systems
• Noise and vibration
• Offshore and Underwater Technology
• Computing, IT and communication
• Pumping and Pipeline Engineering
• Safety and Environmental Assessment
• Electrical and Electronic Systems and Machines
• Vessel Manoeuvring and Stabilisation
• Tribology and Power Transmission
• Dynamic modelling, System Simulation and Control
• Heat Transfer, Energy Conversion and Use
• Renewable Energy and Sustainability
• Materials and Corrosion
• Heat Engine Development
• Green Shipping
• Hydrography
• Subsea Operations
• Cargo Handling and Containment
• Pollution Reduction
• Navigation
• Vessel Management
• Decommissioning
• Salvage Procedures
• Legislation
• Ship and floating structure design
• Robotics Salvage Procedures
• Structural Integrity Cargo Handling and Containment
• Marine resource and acquisition
• Risk Analysis Robotics
• Maintenance and Inspection Planning Vessel Management
• Marine security
• Risk Analysis
• Legislation
• Underwater Vehicles
• Plant and Equipment
• Structural Integrity
• Installation and Repair
• Plant and Equipment
• Maintenance and Inspection Planning.