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Predicting the dynamics of a gas pocket during breaking wave impacts using machine learning

Ocean Engineering

30 mrt. 2025

We investigate the feasibility and accuracy of a machine learning model to predict the dynamics of a gas pocket that is formed when a breaking wave ...
waves, impacts and hydrostructuraldata sciencewave measurements
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Assessment of Lattice-Boltzmann velocity set and floating-point precision for ship airwake analysis compared to RANS–LES and experiment

Ocean Engineering

9 mrt. 2025

All modern naval fleets operate ship-based aircraft and rotorcraft, and perform ship deck landings regularly. Despite its frequency and commonality, ...
cfd developmentcfddefencecfd/simulation/desk studies
Magazine

NaturSea-pv project advances MARIN's modelling techniques for flexible structures

MARIN Report 143

5 mrt. 2025

NaturSea-PV is a project within the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme addressing the need for a sustainable, reliable and competitive ...
offshoreoffshore energyfloating solarrenewable energy
Magazine

New Maritime Safety Research Programme for the Dutch government

MARIN Report 143

5 mrt. 2025

MARIN is committed to ensuring safe ships and preventing maritime accidents. The Dutch government has the same priorities and employs a wide range ...
accident investigationssafety
Magazine

CRS - 55 years old and still flourishing!

MARIN Report 143

5 mrt. 2025

“It has no office. It has no personnel. It has no director. But it exists and it has flourished for 50 years: The Cooperative Research Ships (CRS).” ...
Magazine

Supporting clients with reliable wind propulsion performance predicitions

MARIN Report 143

5 mrt. 2025

The wind propulsion market continues to accelerate, with the fleet of commercial ships equipped with wind propulsion technology doubling in the last ...
wind propulsionships
Magazine

Wind-assisted propulsion gains momentum

MARIN Report 143

5 mrt. 2025

According to Offshore Energy Magazine, 2024 was “a year to remember” for wind-assisted ship propulsion, and the outlook over the years to come looks ...
propulsionoffshore wind
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Estimation of Discretization Errors in Viscous Flow Simulations Based on the RANS Equations: Wall-Resolved Versus Wall-Functions

Journal of Verification, Validation and Uncertainty Quantification

6 feb. 2025

In the present paper, we focus on the simulation of viscous flows at high Reynolds numbers using the Reynolds averaged Navier–Stokes (RANS) ...
cfdcfd/simulation/desk studies
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Ship course-keeping in waves using sample-efficient reinforcement learning

Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence

1 feb. 2025

Maintaining a steady course in waves is important for ships for various reasons such as safety, fuel efficiency, and comfort. This has commonly been ...
data sciencemanoeuvringtime-domain simulationsearly innovations and solutionscfd/simulation/desk studiesautonomy and decision support
Paper

Numerical calculation of hydrodynamic forces on inland waterway vessels during circular motion in shallow and extreme shallow waters

Ocean Engineering

21 dec. 2024

This study evaluates various numerical setups for accurately calculating hydrodynamic forces for inland waterway vessels navigating in shallow and ...
manoeuvring and nautical studiesmanoeuvringcfdcfd developmentcfd/simulation/desk studies
Magazine

NOTUS - a Dutch collaboration in the field of naval ships and aerial drone operations

MARIN Report 142

17 dec. 2024

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) have been a mainstay technology among the military and navies in particular. However, because drone developments ...
cfdmarin report magazine
Magazine

Balancing offshore wind energy and navigational safety in the North Sea

MARIN Report 142

17 dec. 2024

Offshore wind energy has become a crucial element in the global transition to sustainable energy, and the North Sea, with its consistent and strong ...
offshore windwind farmsmarin report magazine
Magazine

A Changing of the guard - Introducing MARIN's two new directors

MARIN Report 142

17 dec. 2024

As MARIN President Bas Buchner steps down after 14 years at the helm, for the first time in the institute’s history his role will be replaced by two ...
marin report magazine
Magazine

Dutch government study examining the stability of beam trawlers

MARIN Report 142

17 dec. 2024

The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management has contracted MARIN to study the dynamics of capsizing beam trawlers in more detail. ...
stability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringmodel testingmarin report magazine
Magazine

Concept verification model tests for Friede & Goldman’s BargeRack system

MARIN Report 142

17 dec. 2024

The offshore wind industry is growing rapidly with an ever-increasing need for efficient, reliable, safe, and scalable installation solutions to ...
offshore windmarin report magazine