Objective
The network shall bring together probabilists/statisticians, researchers in the marine and meteorological fields, and maritime safety enterprise on wave climate, information and databases, and the safety of marine transports, offshore and coastal installations.
Much of the research in the area has been highly fragmented. There are few statisticians working actively with the very intricate problems arising in maritime safety, and naval engineering does not influence statistics research in a way that, for example, control engineering of life science research has done.
The idea behind the network is to bring together the best possible knowledge and research potential in the different fields in order to:
I) improve information extraction from marine data,
II) va lidate non-linear wave models from spectral properties,
III) improve extreme value analysis for climate and sea data,
IV) improve computational tools for wave analysis and route simulation,
V) get better understanding of near-shore waves and hazards for coastal installations,
VI) improve technique to determine stricter safety limits in marine design, regulation and operation.
Field of science
- /engineering and technology/electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering/electronic engineering/control engineering
- /engineering and technology/mechanical engineering/vehicle engineering/naval engineering
- /natural sciences/mathematics/applied mathematics/mathematical model
- /engineering and technology/civil engineering/water engineering/coastal and estuarine hydraulics
Call for proposal
FP6-2004-MOBILITY-1
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Funding Scheme
RTN - Marie Curie actions-Research Training Networks
Coordinator
Lund
Sweden
Participants (8)
Göteborg
Hoevik
Leuven
De Bilt
Norrkoeping
Tallinn
Sheffield
Toulouse
