Développement d'un outil d'éco-conception et d'évaluation des impacts d'un navire sur l'environnement marin
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PRINCAUD, MarionCORNIER, AlainFROELICH, DanielPIERSON, YvesAbstract
By a proactive approach in ecodesign, DCNS, a major french shipbuilder, wants to create a tool to assess the impacts on the aquatic environment, but also an eco-design tool making it possible to improve design.It is in this context that a consortium gathering all specialists (Arts et Métiers ParisTech, Ifremer, SITA Suez and Bureau VERITAS) was born.
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