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, conference presentations, and collaboration with researchers from relevant disciplines. Your work environment You will join the Offshore and Dredging Engineering group within the department of Maritime and
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of (mostly) benthic marine ecosystems. This is what you'll be doing As offshore wind farms rapidly expand in the North Sea, mitigating their ecological impact on marine ecosystems is critical. The North Sea
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. Disseminate research outcomes through scientific publications, conference presentations, and collaboration with researchers from relevant disciplines. Your work environment You will join the Offshore and
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investigates the realisation of a Cognitive Digital Twin for the monitoring of critical infrastructure at sea (offshore wind farms, energy islands, subsea cables and pipelines). The central question is how
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Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Job description The rapid development of large offshore
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) About the position Would you like to work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and offshore engineering, contributing to the next generation of intelligent floating structures? The Department
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Primary supervisor - Dr Abdi Jalebi Salman Reliability is critical to the continued expansion of wind power, particularly for offshore installations, which already contribute around 10-15
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succession. These datasets will be integrated within a GIS framework alongside existing offshore infrastructure, including production platforms, pipelines, subsea cables and offshore wind developments
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-gigawatt offshore wind farms expand globally, their enormous wakes extend for tens of kilometres, triggering unprecedented "wake disputes" between neighbouring wind farms. This challenge is further
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will consider the impacts of stressors to marine systems, such as climate change impacts, eutrophication, hypoxia, aquaculture, fishery, offshore platforms, invasive species and pollution and are often