Diego Villa

Associate Professor

Università degli Studi di Torino

Italy

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Diego Villa is an Associate Professor at the Università degli Studi di Genova, Italy. His research focuses on marine engineering, particularly in the areas of hydrodynamic optimization, underwater vehicle performance, and advanced propeller design. Recent publications include analyses of uncertainty assessment for virtual towing tanks and methodologies for resistance reduction in catamaran hull designs.

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Propeller design by optimisation for underwater radiated noise reduction: a full scale application

Analyses of Different Approaches for Virtual Towing Tank Uncertainty Assessment

Optimizing Catamaran Hull Form for Resistance Reduction: Methodology and Case Study

Design by Optimization on the Nozzle and the Stator Blades of a Rim-Driven Pumpjet

A comprehensive analysis of a numerical self-propulsion procedure for high-speed marine vehicles

Experimental analysis of the flow field around a propeller with inclined shaft

Pre-Swirl Ducts, Pre-Swirl Fins and Wake-Equalizing Ducts for the DTC Hull: Design and Scale Effects

Large yacht resistance reduction by hydrodynamic multi-objective shape optimization

Twin-screw vessel manoeuvrability: The traditional twin-rudder configuration vs pod-drives

Assessment of Numerical Captive Model Tests for Underwater Vehicles: The DARPA SUB-OFF Test Case

A Review of Ship-to-Ship Interactions in Calm Waters

Computational prediction of underwater radiated noise of cavitating marine propellers: On the accuracy of semi-empirical models

A marine propeller design method based on two-fidelity data levels

The heel influence on ship manoeuvrability: Single and twin-screw surface vessels

Development and assessment of CFD methods to calculate propeller and hull impact on the rudder inflow for a twin-screw ship

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Michele Martelli

Luca Oneto

Simone Mancini

Stefano Gaggero

Michele Viviani

Giuliano Vernengo

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