Ulrik Dam Nielsen

Technical University of Denmark

Denmark

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Harry Bingham

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Raphaël Mounet

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Jørgen Juncher Jensen

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Rasmus Bjørk

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Angelos Ikonomakis

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Astrid H. Brodtkorb

Associate Professor

NORWAY

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Ian Ashton

Senior Lecturer in Offshore Technology

University of Exeter

UNITED KINGDOM

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Sadaoki Matsui

National Maritime Research Institute

JAPAN

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Jiaxin Chen

University of Plymouth

UNITED KINGDOM

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Malte Mittendorf

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Ulrik Dam Nielsen

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Articles (15)

Comparing machine learning-based sea state estimates by the wave buoy analogy

Data-driven method for hydrodynamic model estimation applied to an unmanned surface vehicle

Energy extraction potential from wave-induced ship motions using linear generators

Monitoring hydrodynamic vessel performance by incremental machine learning using in-service data

Onboard identification of stability parameters including nonlinear roll damping via phase-resolved wave estimation using measured ship responses

Deriving spatial wave data from a network of buoys and ships

Estimating speed-through-water by Dynamic Factor Models fusing metocean and propeller data

Assessment of added resistance estimates based on monitoring data from a fleet of container vessels

Capturing the effect of biofouling on ships by incremental machine learning

Wave spectrum estimation conditioned on machine learning-based output using the wave buoy analogy

Estimation of encountered wave elevation sequences based on response measurements in multi-directional seas

Simultaneous sea state estimation and transfer function tuning using a network of dynamically positioned ships

Parameterised transfer functions with associated confidence bands

Automatic sea state estimation with online trust measure based on ship response measurements

Reconstruction of Incident Wave Profiles Based on Short-Time Ship Response Measurements

Collaborators (10)

Harry Bingham

Raphaël Mounet

Jørgen Juncher Jensen

Rasmus Bjørk

Angelos Ikonomakis

Astrid H. Brodtkorb

Ian Ashton

Sadaoki Matsui

Jiaxin Chen

Malte Mittendorf

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