GANGQIANG LI

Assistant Professor

Clarkson University

United States

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Gangqiang Li is an Assistant Professor at Clarkson University in the United States. His research interests encompass nonlinear hydrodynamic modeling, mooring systems, and tether dynamics, with a focus on applications in floating wind platforms and space tether systems. Recent articles include studies on tether deployment in Hamiltonian frameworks, elastic mooring in irregular waves, and the dynamics of electrodynamic tethers.

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Giacomo Colombatti

Assistant Professor

University of Padova

ITALY

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Gabriel Borderes-Motta

Swedish Institute of Space Physics

SWEDEN

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Zheng Hong Zhu

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York University

CANADA

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GONZALO SANCHEZ

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

SPAIN

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Lars Johanning

University of Exeter

UNITED KINGDOM

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Samuel Draycott

The University of Manchester

UNITED KINGDOM

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chenyu zhao

University of Plymouth

UNITED KINGDOM

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GANGQIANG LI

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Articles (10)

A study of nonlinear hydrodynamic and mooring modelling for the Volturn floating wind platform in comparison with experiments

Velocity Observer Design for Tether Deployment in Hamiltonian Framework

General formulation for floating body with elastic mooring in irregular waves: A hybrid linear and nonlinear framework and validation

Cross-verification and benchmarking analysis of electrodynamic tether simulators

Experimental study of mooring forces on the multi-float WEC M4 in large waves with buoy and elastic cables

Fuzzy-based continuous current control of electrodynamic tethers for stable and efficient orbital boost

Libration suppression of partial space elevator by controlling climber attitude using reaction wheel

Estimation of flexible space tether state based on end measurement by finite element Kalman filter state estimator

Rigid-flexible coupling effect on attitude dynamics of electric solar wind sail

Libration and end body swing stabilization of a parallel partial space elevator system

Collaborators (7)

Giacomo Colombatti

Gabriel Borderes-Motta

Zheng Hong Zhu

GONZALO SANCHEZ

Lars Johanning

Samuel Draycott

chenyu zhao

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