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Event Category: Ocean Engineering Seminar

Student Seminar: Swarming Models for Fish Schooling Behavior in Aquaculture

Room: 5-314 Speaker Name: Flora Grilli Affiliation: MIT Abstract: Aquaculture has been recognized as a vital supply of protein to meet the rising global demand; therefore, the stock quality of farmed fish is crucially important to deliver necessary nutrients to the consumer. Aggression among farmed fish is a known issue linked to poor stock quality…

Student Seminar: Multifidelity digital twin for real-time monitoring of structural dynamics in aquaculture net cages

Room: 5-314 Speaker Name: Eirini Katsidoniotaki Affiliation: Sand-lab Postdoctoral Researcher Abstract: As the global population grows and climate change intensifies, sustainable food production is critical. Marine aquaculture offers a viable solution, providing a sustainable protein source. However, the industry’s expansion requires novel technologies for remote management and autonomous operations. Digital twin technology can advance the…

Ultra deepwater field development major milestone and future opportunities

Room: 5-314 Speaker Name:Charles N. (“Nick”) White Affiliation: Fellow (IMarEST & SNAME) and certified Lead Practitioner of the Society of Decision Professionals Abstract:This talk will go deeply into the project to design and install the world’s deepest and very unique oil production tension-leg platforms. Four TLP buoys were conceived by Petrobras, engineered by INTECSEA, and…