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CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX-1998 VOLUME 110 * January Vol. 110 No. 1 Advanced Development and Fleet Needs—A Real- Operationally Oriented Vulnerability Requirements Time Dilemma? in the Ship Design Process M. Grubb and Dr. A. Skolnick R. M. Reese, C. N. Calvano, and T. M. Hopkins A New Approach to an Integrated CAD Method for + March Vol. 110 No. 2 Surface Ship Design A-RCI — The Right Way to Submarine Superiority K. T. Tan and T. P Bligh N.H. Guertin, RE., R. W. Miller, PE. Naval Ship Design Philosophy Implementation Fairing of High Speed Displacement Hull Forms by LCdr. C. A. Whitcomb, USN B-spline Approximation and Fitting Towards a Rational Intact Stability Criteria for E. Narli and K. Sariéz Naval Ships Automatic Performance Monitoring Enhances Capt. A. J. Brown, USN (Ret.), and Lt. E Deyback, DCN Seawolf Submarine Ship Control Maintainability Variable Pole Flywheel Motor-Generator for Clean R. Hammett, M. Coakley, D. Sevigny, and R. Zamojski Power, UPS and IPS Energy Storage Module Time-Domain Characteristics of Complex Computer Applications Networks W. Johnson, J. Roesel and R. Morash R. A. Holden and R. W. Thomas Marine Applications of Fuel Cells Extreme Motion Analysis and Simulation for Ship S. Allen, E. Ashey, D. Gore, J. Woerner and M. Cervi Design and Operations Reexamination of Superconductive Homopolar D. Burton, J. deKat, R. Sheinberg and P Minnick Motors for Propulsion Centenary of the Destruction of USS Maine J. D. Walters, N. A. Sondergaard, J. Levedahl, D. J. I. S. Hansen and D. M. Wegner Waltman, E. M. Golda and T. H. Fikse Cryogen Free High Temperature Superconducting + May Vol. 110 No. 3 Magnets for 94 GHz Gyroklystron-Powered Radar Applications ASNE Day ’98 Acknowledgements and Proceedings D. W. Hazelton, B. G. Danly and D. U. Gubser State of the Society Address Superconducting Antennas: What Can They Do for Minutes of the Annual ASNE Business Meeting the Navy? A. M. Leese Martin, D. R. Bowling, and M. M. Neel ASNE Day ’98 Keynote Addresses The High Temperature Superconductivity Space “Achieving Battle Force Interoperability” Panel Experiment Discussion M. Nisenoff, G. Price, D. U. Gubser, J. C. Ritter and S. A. ASNE Day ’98 Luncheon Address Wolf ASNE Day ’98 Banquet Address Superconducting Magnetic Gradiometers for Comments and Discussions of ASNE Day ’98 Underwater Target Detection T. R. Clem Technical Session Papers Mid-Term Sealift: Hydrodynamic System + July Vol. 110 No. 4 Improvements for the Bow and Stern P R. Alman, D. N. McCallum and S. C. Fung Payoffs and Challenges of Human Systems Using Simulation to Determine the Maneuvering Integration (HIS) Modeling and Simulations in a Performance of the WAGB-20 Virtual Environment E. J. Lecourt, Jr. T. B. Malone, C. C. Baker, M. Kirkpatrick, D. E. Anderson, J. R. Bost, C. D. Williams, S. A. Walker and T. Simulation and Testing of the Landing Period H. G. Hu Designator (LPD) Helicopter Recovery Aid B. Ferrier and T. Manning Convenience Food Logistics Model (CFLM) K. L. Evangelos, B. M. Hill, S. K. Saraf andJ . Miller Computer-Controlled Equipment Testing: Speed, Accuracy and Improved Analysis Development of a Family of Commercial Marine J. J. Smith and W. C. Greene Composite Ball Valves V. Bhasin, D. Conroy andJ . Reid The Introduction of Programmable Logic Controllers in U.S. Navy Machinery Control Effects of Launching Parameters on the Systems Performance of a Free-Fall Lifeboat C. M. Anderson, J. E. Greenblatt and K. A. Lively M. R. H. Khondoker Total Ship Real Time Control Conversion of EX T-AGOS 14 D. W. Geer Y. Liou Development of 21st Century U.S. Navy Berthing in Reducing Maintenance Workload Through the Era of Acquisition Reform Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) J. C. Filling, S. Izenson and E. Meere K. S. Jacobs Arsenal Ship Program Certification Plan The AEM/S System, a Paradigm-Breaking Mast S. Arnston, W. Lind, J. J. Turner, W. C. Biaiklock and M. Goes to Sea Tedesco J. L. Benson 99 November 1998 NAVAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX-1998 VOLUME 110 * January Vol. 110 No. 1 Advanced Development and Fleet Needs—A Real- Operationally Oriented Vulnerability Requirements Time Dilemma? in the Ship Design Process M. Grubb and Dr. A. Skolnick R. M. Reese, C. N. Calvano, and T. M. Hopkins A New Approach to an Integrated CAD Method for + March Vol. 110 No. 2 Surface Ship Design A-RCI — The Right Way to Submarine Superiority K. T. Tan and T. P Bligh N.H. Guertin, RE., R. W. Miller, PE. Naval Ship Design Philosophy Implementation Fairing of High Speed Displacement Hull Forms by LCdr. C. A. Whitcomb, USN B-spline Approximation and Fitting Towards a Rational Intact Stability Criteria for E. Narli and K. Sariéz Naval Ships Automatic Performance Monitoring Enhances Capt. A. J. Brown, USN (Ret.), and Lt. E Deyback, DCN Seawolf Submarine Ship Control Maintainability Variable Pole Flywheel Motor-Generator for Clean R. Hammett, M. Coakley, D. Sevigny, and R. Zamojski Power, UPS and IPS Energy Storage Module Time-Domain Characteristics of Complex Computer Applications Networks W. Johnson, J. Roesel and R. Morash R. A. Holden and R. W. Thomas Marine Applications of Fuel Cells Extreme Motion Analysis and Simulation for Ship S. Allen, E. Ashey, D. Gore, J. Woerner and M. Cervi Design and Operations Reexamination of Superconductive Homopolar D. Burton, J. deKat, R. Sheinberg and P Minnick Motors for Propulsion Centenary of the Destruction of USS Maine J. D. Walters, N. A. Sondergaard, J. Levedahl, D. J. I. S. Hansen and D. M. Wegner Waltman, E. M. Golda and T. H. Fikse Cryogen Free High Temperature Superconducting + May Vol. 110 No. 3 Magnets for 94 GHz Gyroklystron-Powered Radar Applications ASNE Day ’98 Acknowledgements and Proceedings D. W. Hazelton, B. G. Danly and D. U. Gubser State of the Society Address Superconducting Antennas: What Can They Do for Minutes of the Annual ASNE Business Meeting the Navy? A. M. Leese Martin, D. R. Bowling, and M. M. Neel ASNE Day ’98 Keynote Addresses The High Temperature Superconductivity Space “Achieving Battle Force Interoperability” Panel Experiment Discussion M. Nisenoff, G. Price, D. U. Gubser, J. C. Ritter and S. A. ASNE Day ’98 Luncheon Address Wolf ASNE Day ’98 Banquet Address Superconducting Magnetic Gradiometers for Comments and Discussions of ASNE Day ’98 Underwater Target Detection T. R. Clem Technical Session Papers Mid-Term Sealift: Hydrodynamic System + July Vol. 110 No. 4 Improvements for the Bow and Stern P R. Alman, D. N. McCallum and S. C. Fung Payoffs and Challenges of Human Systems Using Simulation to Determine the Maneuvering Integration (HIS) Modeling and Simulations in a Performance of the WAGB-20 Virtual Environment E. J. Lecourt, Jr. T. B. Malone, C. C. Baker, M. Kirkpatrick, D. E. Anderson, J. R. Bost, C. D. Williams, S. A. Walker and T. Simulation and Testing of the Landing Period H. G. Hu Designator (LPD) Helicopter Recovery Aid B. Ferrier and T. Manning Convenience Food Logistics Model (CFLM) K. L. Evangelos, B. M. Hill, S. K. Saraf andJ . Miller Computer-Controlled Equipment Testing: Speed, Accuracy and Improved Analysis Development of a Family of Commercial Marine J. J. Smith and W. C. Greene Composite Ball Valves V. Bhasin, D. Conroy andJ . Reid The Introduction of Programmable Logic Controllers in U.S. Navy Machinery Control Effects of Launching Parameters on the Systems Performance of a Free-Fall Lifeboat C. M. Anderson, J. E. Greenblatt and K. A. Lively M. R. H. Khondoker Total Ship Real Time Control Conversion of EX T-AGOS 14 D. W. Geer Y. Liou Development of 21st Century U.S. Navy Berthing in Reducing Maintenance Workload Through the Era of Acquisition Reform Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) J. C. Filling, S. Izenson and E. Meere K. S. Jacobs Arsenal Ship Program Certification Plan The AEM/S System, a Paradigm-Breaking Mast S. Arnston, W. Lind, J. J. Turner, W. C. Biaiklock and M. Goes to Sea Tedesco J. L. Benson 99 November 1998 NAVAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL Chronological index Edward Ellsberg—A Naval Engineer Before His #¢ November Vol. 110 No. 6 Time Cdr. J. D. Alden, USN (Ret.) Sailor Maintenance Training D. Thomas + September Vol. 100 No. 5 Collaborative Virtual Prototyping and Test E. P. Andert Jr., and D. Morgan USS Wampanoag, 1868: Isherwood, Taylor, and the The Development and Decline in United States Navy Search for Speed Ship Repair Capacity D. M. Wegner and C. D. Ratliff R. D. Hepburn Speed Trials D. W. Taylor Applying Fuzzy Functions and Sequential Coordination to Optimization of Machinery General Notes on an Inspection Trip to Europe in Arrangement and Pipe Routing October-December 1945 B.-C. Wu, G.-S. Young, W. Schmidt and K. Choppella Capt. H. E. Saunders, USN Keeping Ships Ready Some International Aspects of Ship Model Research Capt. T. M. Keithly, USN Capt. E. A. Wright, USN Recapitalizing the Navy Through Optimized Predicting Ship Hydrodynamic Performance in Manning and Improved Reliability Today’s World D. E. Anderson, T. B. Malone and C. C. Baker W. B. Morgan and W.-C. Lin CVN 68 Class Solid Waste Flow Analysis Genius and Engineering: The Naval Constructors of S. PB Markle and S. E. Gill France, Great Britain, and the United States L. Ferreiro, PE. ADVERTISER'S INDEX Caterpillar Seabury & Smith NAVAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL November 1998 AUTHOR INDEX-1998 +A Cervi, M. JAN Alden, Cdr. John D., USN (Ret.) JUL Marine Applications of Fuel Cells Edward Elisberg—A Naval Engineer Before His Time Choppella, K. NOV Allen, S. JAN Applying Fuzzy Functions and Sequential Coordination to Marine Applications of Fuel Cells Optimization of Machinery Arrangement and Pipe Routing Alman, P. R. JAN Clem, T. R. JAN Mid-Term Sealift: Hydrodynamic System Improvements for Superconducting Magnetic Gradiometers for Underwater the Bow and Stern Target Detection Andert, E. P, Jr. NOV Coakley, M. MAR Collaborative Virtual Prototyping and Test Automatic Performance Monitoring Enhances Seawolf Submarine Ship Control Maintainability Anderson, C. M. JAN The Introduction of Programmable Logic Controllers in Conroy, D. JUL U.S. Navy Machinery Control Systems Development of a Family of Commercial Marine Composite Ball Valves Anderson, D. E. JUL Payoffs and Challenges of Human Systems Integration (HIS) Modeling and Simulations in a Virtual Environment ¢D Anderson, D. E. NOV Danly, B. G. JAN Recapitalizing the Navy Through Optimized Manning and Croygen Free High Temperature Superconducting Magnets Improved Reliability for 94 GHz Gyroklystron-Powered Radar Applications Arnston, S. JAN DeKat, J. MAR Arsenal Ship Program Certification Plan Extreme Motion Analysis and Simulation for Ship Design Ashey, E. JAN and Operations Marine Applications of Fuel Cells Deyback, Lt. E, DCN JAN Towards a Rational Intact Stability Criteria for Naval Ships +B +E Baker, C. C. JUL Evangelos, K. L. JUL Payoffs and Challenges of Human Systems Integration (HIS) Convenience Food Logistics Model (CFLM) Modeling and Simulations in a Virtual Environment Baker, C. C. NOV + F Recapitalizing the Navy Through Optimized Manning and Improved Reliability Ferreiro, L., PE. SEP Genius and Engineering: The Naval Constructors of France, Benson, J. L. JUL Great Britain, and the United States The AEM/S System, a Paradigm-Breaking Mast Goes to Sea Ferrier, B. JAN Simulation and Testing of the Landing Period Designator Bhasin, V. JUL (LPD) Helicopter Recovery Aid Development of a Family of Commercial Marine Composite Fikse, T. H. JAN Ball Valves Reexamination of Superconductive Homopolar Motors for Blaiklock, W. C. JAN Propulsion Arsenal Ship Program Certification Plan Filling, J. C. JAN Bligh, T. P. JAN Development of 21st Century U.S. Navy Berthing in the Era A New Approach to an Integrated CAD Method for Surface of Acquisition Reform Ship Design Fung, S. C. JAN Bost, J. R. JUL Mid-Term Sealift: Hydrodynamic System Improvements for Payoffs and Challenges of Human Systems Integration (HIS) the Bow and Stern Modeling and Simulations in a Virtual Environment Bowling, D. R. JAN *¢G Superconducting Antennas: What Can They Do for the Navy? Geer, D. W. Total Ship Real Time Control Brown, Capt. A. J., USN (Ret.) JAN ‘Towards a Rational Intact Stability Criteria for Naval Ships Gill, S. E. CVN 68 Class Solid Waste Flow Analysis Burton, D. MAR Extreme Motion Analysis and Simulation for Ship Design Gore, D. JAN and Operations Marine Applications of Fuel Cells Golda, E. M. JAN Reexamination of Superconductive Homopolar Motors for +c Propulsion Calvano, C. N. JAN Greenblatt, J. E. JAN Operationally Oriented Vulnerability Requirements in the The Introduction of Programmable Logic Controllers in Ship Design Process U.S. Navy Machinery Control Systems November 1998 NAVAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL Author index Month Month Greene, W. C. JAN Khondoker, M. R. H. JUL Computer-Controlled Equipment Testing: Speed, Accuracy Effects of Launching Parameters on the Performance of a and Improved Analysis Free-Fall Lifeboat Grubb, M. JAN Advanced Development and Fleet Needs—A Real-Time Dilemma? +L Gubser, D. U. JAN Lecourt, E. J., Jr. JAN Cryogen Free High Temperature Superconducting Magnets Using Simulation to Determine the Maneuvering for 94 GHz Gyroklystron-Powered Radar Applications Performance of the WAGB-20 Gubser, D. U. JAN Leese Martin, A. M. JAN The High Temperature Superconductivity Space Experiment Superconducting Antennas: What Can They Do for the Guertin, N. H. MAR Navy? A-RCI—The Right Way to Submarine Safety Levedahl, J. JAN Reexamination of Superconductive Homopolar Motors for +H Propulsion Lin, W. C. SEP Hammett, R. MAR Predicting Ship Hydrodynamic Performance in Today’s World Automatic Performance Monitoring Enhances Seawolf Submarine Ship Control Maintainability Lind, W. JAN Arsenal Ship Program Certification Plan Hansen, I. S. MAR Centenary of the Destruction of USS Maine Liou, Y. JUL Conversion of EX T-AGOS 14 Hazelton, D. W. JAN Croygen Free High Temperature Superconducting Magnets Lively, K. A. JAN for 94 GHz Gyroklystron-Powered Radar Applications The Introduction of Programmable Logic Controllers in U.S. Navy Machinery Control Systems Hepburn, R. D. NOV The Development and Decline in United States Navy Ship Repair Capacity *M Hill, B. M. JUL Convenience Food Logistics Model (CFLM) Malone, T. B. JUL Holden, R. A. MAR Payoffs and Challenges of Human Systems Integration (HIS) Time-Domain Characteristics of Complex Computer Modeling and Simulations in a Virtual Environment Networks Malone, T. B. NOV Hopkins, T. M. JAN Recapitalizing the Navy Through Optimized Manning and Operationally Oriented Vulnerability Requirements in the Improved Reliability Ship Design Process Manning, T. JAN Hu, T. H. G. JUL Simulation and Testing of the Landing Period Designator Payoffs and Challenges of Human Systems Integration (HIS) (LPD) Helicopter Recovery Aid Modeling and Simulations in a Virtual Environment Markle, S. P. NOV CVN 68 Class Solid Waste Flow Analysis +I McCallum, D. N. JAN Mid-Term Sealift: Hydrodynamic System Improvements for Izenson, S. JAN the Bow and Stern Development of 21st Century U.S. Navy Berthing in the Era Meere, E. JAN of Acquisition Reform Development of 21st Century U.S. Navy Berthing in the Era of Acquisition Reform + J Miller, R. W. MAR Jacobs, K.S. JUL A-RCI—The Right Way to Submarine Superiority Reducing Maintenance Workload Through Reliability- Miller, J. JUL Centered Maintenance (RCM) Convenience Food Logistics Model (CFLM) Johnson, W. JAN Minnick, P. MAR Variable Pole Flywheel Motor-Generator for Clean Power, Extreme Motion Analysis and Simulation for Ship Design UPS and IPS Energy Storage Module Applications and Operations Morash, R. JAN + K Variable Pole Flywheel Motor-Generator for Clean Power, UPS and IPS Energy Storage Module Applications Keithly, Capt. T. M., USN NOV Keeping Ships Ready Morgan, D. NOV Collaborative Virtual Prototyping and Test Kirkpatrick, M. JUL Payoffs and Challenges of Human Systems Integration (HIS) Morgan, W. B. SEP Modeling and Simulations in a Virtual Environment Predicting Ship Hydrodynamic Performance in Today’s World NAVAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL November 1998 Author Index Month Month +N *T Narli, E. MAR Tan, K. T. JAN Fairing of High Speed Displacement Hull Forms by B-spline A New Approach to an Integrated CAD Method for Surface Approximation and Fitting Ship Design Neel, M. M. JAN Taylor, D. W. SEP Superconducting Antennas: What Can They Do for the Speed Trials Navy? Tedesco, M. JAN Nisenoff, M. JAN Arsenal Ship Program Certification Plan The High Temperature Superconductivity Space Experiment Thomas, D. NOV Sailor Maintenance Training +P Thomas, R. W. MAR Price, G. JAN Time-Domain Characteristics of Complex Computer The High Temperature Superconductivity Space Experiment Networks Turner, J. J. JAN +R Arsenal Ship Program Certification Plan Ratliff, C. D. SEP USS Wampanoag, 1868: Isherwood, Taylor, and the Search + WwW for Speed Walker, S. A. JUL Reese, R. M. JAN Payoffs and Challenges of Human Systems Integration (HIS) Operationally Oriented Vulnerability Requirements in the Modeling and Simulations in a Virtual Environment Ship Design Process Waltman, D. J. JAN Reid, J. JUL Reexamination of Superconductive Homopolar Motors for Development of a Family of Commercial Marine Composite Propulsion Ball Valves Walters, J. D. JAN Ritter, J. C. JAN Reexamination of Superconductive Homopolar Motors for The High Temperature Superconductivity Space Experiment Propulsion Roesel, J. JAN Wegner, D. M. MAR Variable Pole Flywheel Motor-Generator for Clean Power, Centenary of the Destruction of USS Maine UPS and IPS Energy Storage Module Applications Wegner, D. M. SEP USS Wampanoag, 1868: Isherwood, Taylor, and the Search +s for Speed Saraf, S. K. JUL Whitcomb, LCdr. C. A., USN JAN Convenience Food Logistics Model (CFLM) Naval Ship Design Philosophy Implementation Sariéz, K. MAR Williams, C. D. JUL Fairing of High Speed Displacement Hull Forms by B-spline Payoffs and Challenges of Human Systems Integration (HIS) Approximation and Fitting Modeling and Simulations in a Virtual Environment Saunders, Capt. H., USN SEP Woerner, J. JAN General Notes on an Inspection Trip to Europe in October- Marine Applications of Fuel Cells December 1945 Wolf, S. A. JAN Schmidt, W. NOV The High Temperature Superconductivity Space Experiment Applying Fuzzy Functions and Sequential Coordination to Wright, Capt. E. A., USN SEP Optimization of Machinery Arrangement and Pipe Routing Some International Aspects of Ship Model Research Sevigny, D. MAR Wu, B.-C. NOV Automatic Performance Monitoring Enhances Seawolf Applying Fuzzy Functions and Sequential Coordination to Submarine Ship Control Maintainability Optimization of Machinery Arrangement and Pipe Routing Sheinberg, R. MAR Extreme Motion Analysis and Simulation for Ship Design and Operations *yY Skolnick, Dr. A. JAN Young, G.-S. NOV Advanced Development and Fleet Needs—A Real-Time Applying Fuzzy Functions and Sequential Coordination to Dilemma? Optimization of Machinery Arrangement and Pipe Routing Smith, J. J. JAN Computer-Controlled Equipment Testing: Speed, Accuracy and Improved Analysis *Z Sondergaard, N. A. JAN Zamojski, R. MAR Reexamination of Superconductive Homopolar Motors for Automatic Performance Monitoring Enhances Seawolf Propulsion Submarine Ship Control Maintainability November 1998 NAVAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL