Lorenzo Moro

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Memorial University of Newfoundland

Canada

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Lorenzo Moro is an Associate Professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. His research areas encompass marine acoustics, structural dynamics of marine vessels, and the impact of environmental factors on maritime operations. Recent articles authored by Dr. Moro include investigations into underwater radiated noise from ships, the effectiveness of ocean gliders in monitoring ocean acoustics, and the dynamic characterization of marine diesel engines.

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Transfer-path analysis to estimate underwater radiated noise from onboard structure-borne sources

Effectiveness of ocean gliders in monitoring ocean acoustics and anthropogenic noise from ships: A systematic review

Expanding infrastructure ontologies: Integrative and critical insights for coastal studies and governance

Advancing glider-based acoustic measurements of underwater-radiated ship noise

Torsional vibrations of Polar-Class shaftlines: Correlating ice–propeller interaction torque to sea ice thickness

Impact of different characteristics of the ice–propeller interaction torque on the torsional vibration response of a Polar-Class shaftline

Structure-borne noise of marine diesel engines: Dynamic characterization of resilient mounts

A Measurement System to Monitor Propulsion Performance and Ice-Induced Shaftline Dynamic Response of Icebreakers

Torsional vibration analysis of diesel driven propulsion systems: The case of a polar-class vessel

Occupational noise exposure in Canada's salmonid aquaculture industry

Is on-board noise putting fish harvesters’ hearing at risk? A study of noise exposures in small-scale fisheries in Newfoundland and Labrador

Vibration analysis of super-yachts: Validation of the Holden Method and estimation of the structural damping

A Comparative Study of the Methods to Assess Occupational Noise Exposures of Fish Harvesters

Design solutions to mitigate high noise levels on small fishing vessels

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Barbara Neis

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