Virtual Marine Arsenal

Wadam is a general frequency domain hydrodynamic analysis program for calculating wave-structure interaction for fixed and floating structures of arbitrary shape. Airy wave theory is applied and results are presented as complex transfer functions or as deterministic results for specified phases of the wave. The radiation-diffraction part of Wadam is based on software developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

WAMIT is a computer program based on the linear and second-order potential theory for analyzing floating or submerged bodies, in the presence of ocean waves.

Webb Institute is a top-ranked undergraduate institution offering one academic option, a double major in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering.

WHR simulator tool is a valid support tool addressed to the benchmarking of the energy efficiency of different waste heat recovery configurations, characterised through a limited set of design parameters, over a large set of service conditions representative of the whole operational profile of the ship.

WinDesign⁶ VPP represents a complete revision of this industry standard software and is available as two seperate but complimentary modules Monohull yacht type and Multihull yacht type.

Wings32 is a keel and rudder design tool that is capable of creating virtually any shape keel or rudder. In particular, Wings32 is capable of creating bulbed keels made up of up to 50 foils, placed anywhere on the keel or rudder span that provides a NURBS surface to define the keel or rudder.

WSLP2 is a software for predictive and real-time, loading, stability and stress analysis for floating structures.

Wuhan University of Technology (WUT) was founded on 2000 from the former Wuhan University of Technology, Wuhan Transportation University and Wuhan Automotive Polytechnic University. The former Wuhan Transportation University mainly originated from National Maritime Vocational School in 1946.