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36Th International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering Trondheim, Norway • June 25–30, 2017 36th International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering Trondheim, Norway • June 25–30, 2017 Hosted by: GLOBAL IMPACT FOR A SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE FUTURE At DNV GL we enhance safety, quality, energy efficiency and challenges. Operating in more than 100 countries, our 13,500 environmental performance of the global shipping industry – professionals are dedicated to helping our customers in the across all vessel types and offshore structures. We invest heavily maritime, oil & gas, energy and other industries to make the in research and development to find solutions, together with world safer, smarter and greener. the industry, that address strategic, operational or regulatory www.dnvgl.com SAFER, SMARTER, GREENER TABLE OF CONTENTS Your Hosts: Program at a Glance ........................................... 2 DETAILED PROGRAM Technical Tour .......................................................... 95 Floor Plans ............................................................................ 4 Honoring Symposia ...................................... 24 OMAE 2018 .................................................................... 96 Downtown Trondheim Map ................ 6 Saturday, June 24 .............................................. 26 Outreach for Engineers ..................... 100 Welcome ................................................................................... 7 Sunday, June 25 ................................................... 29 Listing of Committees & Organizers .................................................................. 102 Award Winners ....................................................... 11 Monday, June 26 ................................................. 32 Past & Future OMAE Attendee Information .............................. 14 Tuesday, June 27 ................................................. 43 Conferences & Chairs ............................. 110 Social Events ............................................................... 18 Wednesday, June 28 .................................... 61 Author Index .......................................................... 112 Sponsors & Exhibitors .............................. 19 Thursday, June 29 ............................................. 78 Session Index ....................................................... 126 www.facebook. Contact ASME: @asmedotorg asme.org com/ASME.IPTI www.omae2017.com | 1 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE Monday, June 26 (pg 32) Tuesday, June 27 (pg 43) Opening Ceremony and Keynote Plenaries 08:30 – 9:55 Concurrent Sessions 08:15 – 09:45 Cosmos 1 & 2, Clarion OT 1-4-1 Simulation of Floaters and Moorings Saturday, June 24 (pg 26) OT 1-4-6 Process and Flow Assurance Short Courses Welcome and Opening Remarks from: SSR 2-2-1 Probabilistic and Spectral Wave Models Conference Chair SSR&ORE 2-8-1 Reliability of Renewable Energy Systems I SSR 2-13-1 Risk Analysis and Management I • The Application of CFD to Offshore Projects Technical Program Chair OOAE Division Chair MAT 3-12-1 Plenary and Blast Mitigation of Composite Structures with Emphasis on Vortex Induced Motions PRS 4-1-2 Flexible Pipes II County Mayor (Day 1) PRS 4-3-3 Thermo-Mechanical I 09:00 – 17:00 NTNU Pro-Rector OSU 5-9-1 Coastal Zone Management and Utilization Cosmos 3d, Clarion CEO of SINTEF OE 6-6-1 Unsteady Hydrodynamics, Vibrations, Acoustics and Propulsion I • Fixed and Floating Offshore Wind Turbines: Keynote Plenary One: OE 6-8-4 Fluid-Structure, Multi-Body and Wave-Body Dynamic Analysis and Marine Operations Technology to Shape the Future of Energy Interaction IV 09:00 – 17:00 Kjetil Skaugset, PhD, Chief Researcher Upstream and Downstream PAS 7-2-1 Arctic Transportation I Cosmos 3c, Clarion Technology, Statoil ASA CFD&VIV 8-4-3 VIV Physics - Numerical Analysis II ORE 9-1-3 Nonlinear Wave Loads I • Dynamics and Vibrations in Offshore OG 10-1-1 Seabed Properties Structures PT 11-1-1 Offshore Drilling and Production 09:30 – 17:30 TMS 12-1-2 Stochastic Dynamic Response Analysis of Marine Structures Living Room 4, Clarion Refreshment Break 9:55 – 10:25 Space Foyer, Clarion Refreshment Break 09:45 – 10:15 Space Foyer, Clarion 10:25 – 11:30 Cosmos 1 & 2, Clarion Concurrent Sessions 10:15 – 11:45 Cultural Performance OT 1-4-4 Moonpools and Fatigue OT 1-6-2 Current- and Wind-Induced Loads and Vortex- Keynote Plenaries (Continued) Induced Motion (VIM)* SSR 2-3-1 Probabilistic Response Models I SSR&ORE 2-8-2 Reliability of Renewable Energy Systems II Keynote Plenary Two: SSR 2-13-2 Risk Analysis and Management II Technology Outlook 2025 MAT 3-13-1 Composites in Arctic Environment (Presentations only) Pierre C Sames, Senior Vice President, DNV GL - Group Technology PRS 4-1-3 Flexible Pipes III and Research Director PRS 4-3-4 Thermo-Mechanical II OSU 5-2-1 Aquaculture and Related Technology I Keynote Plenary Three: OE 6-6-2 Unsteady Hydrodynamics, Vibrations, Acoustics and Leading the Blue Revolution Propulsion II Alf-Helge Aarskog, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Marine Harvest OE 6-8-5 Fluid-Structure, Multi-Body and Wave-Body Interaction V Outreach Team Building Exercise ASA PAS 7-2-2 Arctic Transportation II 17:00 – 19:00 CFD&VIV 8-4-4 VIV Physics – CFD Simulations Cosmos 3c, Clarion ORE 9-2-5 Aerodynamics I Outreach Welcome Dinner OG 10-2-1 Fluid-Soil-Structure Interaction 19:00 PT 11-7-1 Well Drilling Fluids and Hydraulics I TM 12-13-3 VLFS Off-site Opening Lunch 11:30 – 13:00 Cosmos 1 & 2, Clarion Awards Lunch 11:45 – 13:15 Cosmos 1 & 2, Clarion Concurrent Sessions 13:00 – 14:30 Concurrent Sessions 13:15 – 14:45 OT 1-1-1 Metocean and Environmental Loading OT 1-4-5 Metocean OT 1-7-1 Wave Loading and Motions in Extreme Seas I OT 1-6-3 Wave/sloshing Impact and Green-Water Load and SSR 2-1-1 Wave Forecast and Climate FEA Coupling* SSR 2-7-1 Reliability of Mooring and Riser Systems I SSR 2-3-2 Probabilistic Response Models II Sunday, June 25 (pg 29) MAT 3-1-1 Fracture Control – Analytical Approach I SSR 2-5-1 Reliability of Marine Structures PRS 4-4-2 Design SSR 2-13-3 Risk Analysis and Management III Outreach Welcome & Introductions OSU 5-1-1 New Concepts for Ocean Space Utilization MAT 3-1-2 Fracture Control – Analytical Approach II Industry Presentations OE 6-5-1 Advanced Underwater Vehicles and Design PRS 4-1-4 Flexible Pipes IV 08:00 – 17:00 Technology I PRS 4-4-1 Mechanics & Monitoring Cosmos 3c, Clarion OE 6-7-1 Computational Mechanics I OSU 5-2-2 Aquaculture and Related Technology II PAS 7-3-1 Arctic Frontier Regions and Structures in Ice OE 6-1-6 Advanced Ship Hydromechanics and Marine CFD&VIV 8-4-6 Honoring Symposium Opening Session Technology V – General Seakeeping Short Courses ORE 9-1-1 Floating Wind – Experimental Studies OE 6-13-1 Currents and Wind ORE 9-5-1 Turbine Design and Analysis PAS 7-4-1 Vessels in Ice • The Application of CFD to Offshore Projects PT 11-5-1 Inflow Control Technologies in Reservoir CFD&VIV 8-4-5 VIM and VIV Suppression with Emphasis on Vortex Induced Motions Management ORE 9-2-10 Aerodynamics II (Day 2) PT 11-12-1 Petroleum Production Systems Design and OG 10-3-1 Pile Foundations I 09:00 – 17:00 Operation PT 11-7-3 Well Drilling Fluids and Hydraulics-III Cosmos 3d, Clarion TM 12-1-1 Offshore Renewable Energy I TM 12-13-1 Floating Bridges I Refreshment Break 14:30 – 15:00 Space Foyer, Clarion • Problems, Challenges and Remedies in the Refreshment Break 14:45 – 15:15 Space Foyer, Clarion Estimation of Extreme Response Statistics Concurrent Sessions 15:00 – 17:00 Concurrent Sessions 15:15 – 17:15 for Offshore Structures OT 1-7-2 Wave Loading and Motions in Extreme Seas II OT 1-4-2 Design Optimisation 10:00 – 16:30 SSR 2-1-2 Rogue Waves OT 1-6-1 Wave-Induced Global Load and Response* Space 2, Clarion SSR 2-7-2 Reliability of Mooring and Riser Systems II SSR 2-4-1 Fatigue Reliability I MAT 3-10-1 Factors Affecting Structural Integrity SSR 2-9-1 Extreme Loading and Responses I PRS 4-1-1 Flexible Pipes I MAT 3-11-1 Special Fracture Control Session Honoring Profs. PRS 4-3-1 Pipe-Soil Interaction Per Haagensen and Stig Berge OSU 5-3-1 Deepsea Mining and Underwater Technology PRS 4-1-11 Umbilicals and Cables II OE 6-5-2 Advanced Underwater Vehicles and Design PRS 4-3-2 Reeling Technology II OSU 5-6-1 Tsunami and High Tide OE 6-7-2 Computational Mechanics II (DP, ROV, CRANE) OE 6-1-7 Advanced Ship Hydromechanics and Marine Tech VI OE 6-12-2 Ocean Engineering Technology II OE 6-12-1 Ocean Engineering Technology I PAS 7-3-2 Structures in Ice and Ice Bergs PAS 7-6-1 Full Scale Measurement and Operations in Ice CFD&VIV 8-4-1 VIV Physics – Experimental Studies CFD&VIV 8-1-1 Floating Systems and Global Response ORE 9-2-2 Structural Analysis Methods ORE 9-2-6 Fatigue ORE 9-5-10 Flow-induced Vibration OG 10-4-1 Pile Foundations II PT 11-7-2 Well Drilling Fluids and Hydraulics-II PT 11-8-1 Drilling Fluids: Improving State of The Art PT 11-12-2 Petroleum Production Systems Design and TM 12-13-2 Floating Bridges II Operation TM 12-13-4 Offshore Renewable Energy II Lecture Series on Hydrodynamics 17:30 – 18:00 A1, BI Natural Modes in Moonpools and Gaps Welcome Reception Lecture Series on Hydrodynamics 17:15 – 17:45 A1, BI Professor Bernard Molin, Institut de Recherche sur les Phénomènes 18:30 – 20:30 Hydrodynamics of Marine Structures Hors Equilibre, Department Structures Atmosphère Océan, Ecole Space Foyer, Clarion Professor Odd Magnus Faltinsen, Professor of Marine Centrale de Marseille Hydrodynamics, Department of Marine Technology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Concert at Nidaros Cathedral 18:30 – 19:15 Nidaros Cathedral 2 | www.omae2017.com *Joint session with CFD&VIV Wednesday, June 28 (pg 61) Thursday, June 29 (pg 78) Friday, June 30 (pg 95) Concurrent Sessions 08:15 – 09:45 Outreach Breakfast / Feedback Session 07:30 – 10:00 Technical Tour OT 1-1-3 Offshore Platforms Loading, Fabrication and Skybar, 9th Floor, Clarion Technical Tour to Statoil and the Marine Maintenance Technology Centre (SINTEF Ocean and NTNU) OT 1-3-1 Nonlinear Wave and Wave Effects Concurrent Sessions 08:30 – 10:00 See page 95.
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