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solutions for offshore wind turbines, enabling to enhance their structural awareness, real-time reliability assessment, and predictive maintenance decision support through integrated sensing, modelling, and
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concerned with accurate and highly efficient modelling of nonlinear wave-structure interaction for floating offshore platforms. Nonlinear wave effects can govern low-frequency motion, mooring loads, extreme
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. The Department of Civil Engineering and Management has world-renowned research including offshore renewable energy and environmental engineering, engineering management, geo-environmental engineering, structural
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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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on the H1 standard is available at: https://students.unimelb.edu.au/course-admin/results . You have a strong interest in coastal and offshore engineering, renewable energy systems, and the interaction between
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Norway. The candidate shall work in the project “Framework for Offshore Wind Turbines in Icy Conditions” (FROST). The project is led by Institute for Energy Research (IFE) in Norway and is a European
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Engineering is essential. Applicants should also demonstrate experience in the use of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software. Knowledge and/or experience in control systems, maritime or offshore engineering
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Robotics and Autonomous Systems for Underwater, Offshore, Nearshore, Forest, and Agriculture Robotics and Autonomous Systems for Construction and Social Infrastructure Maintenance Biologically Inspired
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the hydrodynamics of offshore structures and ocean energy converters using specialised software. he researcher will also conduct physical scale modelling and experimental analysis in ocean basins, and apply machine
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SINTEF Ocean; FME Martrans https://martrans.no/ and the Norwegian Maritime AI Centre https://www.ntnu.edu/mai The research is foreseen to focus on fluid-dynamic properties of the different sail types