All full paper submissions will also be peer reviewed and evaluated based on originality, technical and/or research content/depth, correctness, relevance to conference, contributions, and readability. The full paper submissions will be chosen based on technical merit, interest, applicability, and how well they fit a coherent and balanced technical program. Topics of interest include:

 

Track 1: Naval Architecture 

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1. Ship Design and Construction

2. Hydrodynamics

3. Structural Analysis and Materials

4. Maritime Safety and Risk Assessment

5. Ship Propulsion Systems

6. Ship Power Engineering and Optimization

7. Autonomous and Unmanned Vessels

8. Naval Architecture for Offshore Structures

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Track 2: Ocean Engineering 

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1. Ocean Energy Harvesting 

2. Underwater Technology and Robotics

3. Coastal Engineering and Management

4. Ocean Dynamics and Climate Change Impact

5. Offshore Platforms and Infrastructure

6. Naval and Ocean Engineering Education and Training

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Track 3: Thermal Energy and Power Systems 

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1. Thermodynamics

2. Internal Combustion Engine

3. Advanced Propulsion Technologies for Ships

4. Heat Recovery and Energy Efficiency

5. Thermal Management Systems

6. Thermal Energy Utilization

7. Sustainable Power Generation

8. Thermal Energy Storage in Ocean Engineering

9. Innovative Approaches to Ship Power Engineering

10. Hybrid and Electric Propulsion Systems

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Track 4: Cross-Cutting Themes 

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1. Innovations in Ship Design and Operations

2. Challenges and Solutions in Ocean Exploration

3. International Collaboration in Maritime Research

4. Resilience and Adaptation in Maritime Infrastructure

5. Future Trends and Visions in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering

6. Environmental Protection

7. Pollution Control

8. Green Fuels

9. Advanced Anti-corrosive Coatings and Materials

10. Renewable Resources