In order to develop an efficient method, using Kelvin-Havelock singularitie
s, to compute the steady Lifting flow around a ship with forward speed, the
accuracy of computations of Green's function and boundary integrations hav
e been investigated. The computations have been done using interpolation fr
om tables for the nonoscillatory term of Green's function and using series
for the oscillatory one; it has been shown that a region exists, close to t
he free-surface, where this last term must be computed by complete integrat
ion to ensure a prescribed error. Three schemes of boundary integrations ha
ve been studied; first boundary integrations have been performed using a Ga
uss method. Then, to improve accuracy, Fourier and boundary integrations ha
ve been interchanged either only for the oscillatory term or for both terms
. Numerical results are compared and discussed taking into account both pre
cision and computational time, for a submerged ellipsoid and for a lifting
surface-piercing body.