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Marco Klein

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Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)

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Marco Klein is the Head of Department at Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) in Germany. His research areas focus on non-linear wave dynamics, ship response prediction, and the application of machine learning in oceanography. Recent articles highlight his work on modeling ocean waves, the effects of extreme sea conditions on vessels, and the use of data assimilation techniques for water wave analysis.

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Verbundprojekt: EproBOSS - Echtzeitprognose der Bewegung von Offshore-Strukturen im Seegang, Vorhaben: Nichtlineare Prognose von Seegang und Strukturbewegung, Wellenableitung und Implementierung

Open Date: 2020-05-01

Close Date: 2023-04-30

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Nonlinear Wave-Ice-Interaction

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Norbert Hoffmann

Hamburg University of Technology

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Merten Stender

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TU Berlin

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Sören Ehlers

Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt

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Alexander Heinlein

Assistant Professor Numerical Analysis

Delft University of Technology

NETHERLANDS

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Assessing the Emission Savings Potential of Just-in-time Arrival in the Kiel Canal

The influence of the modeling order on the predictable area of non-linear unidirectional ocean waves

Data-driven, non-linear ship response prediction based on time series of irregular, long-crested sea states amidships

A VPP Derivative Optimisation Method for Wind-Assisted Cargo Ships Based On Ranse-CFD

Case Study based Investigation on Impact of Added Wave Resistance Models on Vessel Power Consumption and Routing

Experimental Study on the Effect of Marine Growth on Wave-Structure Interaction of Thin Plates

Tanker Hull in Regular Waves: CFD Comparison to Existing Experiments

Treatment of singular integrals for boundary element methods in hydro- and aerodynamics - a short review

Data-Driven Phase-Resolved Sea Surface Reconstruction From Synthetic X-Band Radar Data

Analysis of the Behavior of a Chemical Tanker in Extreme Waves

Data Assimilation and Parameter Identification for Water Waves Using the Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation and Physics-Informed Neural Networks

Machine learning simulation of one-dimensional deterministic water wave propagation

Nonlinear deterministic reconstruction and prediction of remotely measured ocean surface waves

Machine learning for phase-resolved reconstruction of nonlinear ocean wave surface elevations from sparse remote sensing data

Experimental Study on the Effect of Extreme Waves on a LNG Carrier

Experimental study on the effect of extreme waves on a LNG carrier

Surface similarity parameter : a new machine learning loss metric for oscillatory spatio-temporal data

Hydroelastic potential flow solver suited for nonlinear wave dynamics in ice-covered waters

The Influence of Characteristic Sea State Parameters on the Accuracy of Irregular Wave Field Simulations of Different Complexity

The influence of characteristic sea state parameters on the accuracy of irregular wave field simulations of different complexity

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Norbert Hoffmann

Merten Stender

Sören Ehlers

Alexander Heinlein

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