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Activities of SR-1468 |
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Development of Structural Health Monitoring Prototype for Ship Structures
Overview:
A description of the project's background, objective, scope, expectations and deliverables.
The goal of SSC SR-1468 is to develop and demonstrate a portable structural health monitoring system to address the Navy's need to evaluate and manage the structural performance of ships in order to achieve full design life and reduce life cycle costs.
Forum:
An online bulletin board (forum) with four pre-set threads to discuss the Statement of Work, Kick-off Meeting, Interim Reporting, and Final Reporting is available for the PTC members to use to conversate, review deliverables, comment and suggest changes. The forum is moderated by the project chair. Access to comment on and edit documents in the forum is restricted to PTC members however members of the public are welcome to view all postings.
Project Forum Page
Papers/Publications Associated with Project
Additional related documents not already posted in the forum.
PTC Members
| Name |
Affiliation |
| Chao Lin |
MARAD |
| Spencer Schilling |
Herbert Engineering Corp |
| Carlos Soares |
Technical University of Lisbon |
| Rolf Skjong |
Det Norske Veritas |
| Karl Stambaugh |
USCG/SFLC |
| S. Surendran |
University of India |
| Pramod Dash |
Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science |
| Robert Dow |
Newcastle University |
| Michael Lee |
American Bureau of Shipping |
| H. Paul Cojeen |
USCG (ret) |
| Bilal Ayyub |
University of Maryland |
| Nicholas Koreisha |
BMT Designers and Planners |
| Robert Sielski |
Consultant |
| Eric Greene |
Eric Greene and Associates |
| James Huang |
National Defense Canada |
| Jason Story |
USCG Research and Development |
| Rong Huang |
Chevron (ret) |
| Yoo Sang CHOO |
National University of Singapore |
| Jerome Lynch |
University of Michigan |
Contractor:
Name and contact information of the contracting organization and principal investigator.
Sponsors:
Member agencies that have provided financial and in kind contributions to this project.
US NAVSEA: $150,000
Duration :
Expected project timeline.
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Thursday,
01/29/2009