industry and academia in symbolic co-existence
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Industry and academia in
symbolic co-existence
– the Norwegian maritime
cluster
Aalesund University College
Hans Petter Hildre, Professor
Presented by Ottar L. Osen, Assistant Professor
Regional
responsibility
Education
Research
Industry
Regional University Role
3 industrial clusters with global
competitive strength
Oil &
gas
Maritime Marin
Ålesund University College
• 2 000 students
• 5 faculties
– International marketing
– Life sciences
– Health
– Marine technology and operations
– Natural science and engineering
Campus Ålesund
Faculty of Maritime Technology and operations
Faculty of Natural Science and engineering
• Electrical and electronic Engineering, bachelor
• Computer Science, bachelor
• Ships design, bachelor and master degree
• Product- and system design, bachelor and master degree
• Civil engineering – bachelor
• Geographical Information Systems - bachelor
• Nautical Science – bachelor
• Shipping and logistics – bachelor
• Managing demanding marine operations
NCE - MARITIME
Regional industry:
Offshore Ship Activity
213 Corporations:
• 15 Ship design
• 19 Ship owners
• 14 Ship yards
• 165 Ships equipment
Turnover 55 billion NOK 2012
THE MARITIME INDUSTRY AT
MØRE IS BASED ON FAST
INNOVATION, FAST
ADAPTATION TO NEW
POSSIBILITIES AND A VERY
CLOSE COOPERATION WITH
CUSTOMERS
PROTOTYPE
ORIENTATION
Ship of the year, Offshore Support Journal År Skip Design Verft Rederi
2012 North Sea Giant STX STX Sea Shipping
2011 Seven Havila Havyard Havyard Subsea 7 / Havila
2010 Fugro Synergy Marin Teknikk Bergen Group Fugro N.V.
2009 Far Samson Rolls-Royce Marine STX Farstad
2008 Island Constructor Ulstein Design Ulstein Verft Island Offshore
År Skip Design Verft Rederi
2012 FAR SOLITAIRE Rolls-Royce Marine STX Farstad
2010 Skandi Aker STX STX DOFCON
2009 FAR SAMSON Rolls-Royce Marine STX Farstad
2008 Island Wellserver Rolls-Royce Marine Aker Yards Island Offshore
2007 NORMAND SEVEN Vik Sandvik Ulstein Verft Solstad Offshore
2006 Bourbon Orca Ulstein Design Ulstein Verft Bourbon Offshore
2004 VIKING AVANT Vik Sandvik Aker Yards Eidesvik Shipping
Ship of the year, Skipsrevyen
Demanding Marine Operations
12
INNOVATION SPEED
Global value chains
Ship
Owners
Ship Yards
Globally integrated corporations
” A globally integrated company locates operations
and functions anywhere in the world based on the
right cost, the right skills and the right business
environment…”
IBM CEO Sam Palmisano
Global
competition
demands local
world class
competence
Looking ahead
Challenges
• Deeper water
• Sub-sea
• Cold and rough environment
• Remote activities
• Environmental issues
Our vision
To become a leading
knowledge and innovation
hub in marine operations
Integrating technologies
Nautical
science Technology
Innovation
Focused areas
Technical
factors
(feasibility)
Business
factors
(viability)
Human
factors
(usability)
Ship design
Product- and
system design Ship operation
management
Modeling and
simulation
Entreprenoership competition
http://www.hials.no/index.php/nor/hials/aktuelt/nyhetsarkiv/nm_studentbedrifter
http://www.hials.no/nor/hials/aktuelt/nyhetsarkiv/vant_soelv_i_em_for_studentbedrift
http://www.hials.no/nor/hials/aktuelt/nyhetsarkiv/hiaa_paa_foerste_og_tredjeplass_i_idecup_2008
2007:
# 2 in Norwegian championship
2008:
# 1. and 2. in NM ( 5 of 7 prices)
# 2. in European championship
2009:
# 1. and 2. in NM
# 2. in European championship
2010:
# 2. in NM
2011:
# 1. in NM
# 2. in EM and VM
2012:
# 1. in NM
Marine
Operations
Innovation- and
knowledge hub
Vilmar Æsøy
”Grønne skip”
STX, Olympic
Sashidharan Komandur
Human factor
DNV, Farstad, Havila
Island Offshore
Houxiang Zhang
Mekatronikk
NCE-Maritime
Erik Nesset
Økonomi
Sparebanken
Gaspar Henrique Murilo
Fra operasjon til Skip
Ulstein Group
Industrial Gift Professorhips
MOVE – Marin Operations in Virtual Environment
AHO/ PSV / Subsea/Seismic
0 Introduction
1 Operational Training
2 Team Performance
3 Managing Risk
SCTH – Safe Cargo Transport and handling on offshore vessels
Costal Navigation for apprentice Pilot Exemption
Dynamic Positioning, DP
Position References
ECDIS/ AIS
Fast Craft
Applied Risk Management
BRM / CRM
Stability on offshore vessels
Train the trainer
Language and culture
Training Portfolio
step-by-step competence
Integrated operations
- Ship – Rig - Crane
what’s next
- inside the crystal ball
Ships & Systems
Physics-In-The-Loop
Control
Human-In-The-Loop
Integrated operation
Operation-In-The-Loop
Virtual
prototypes
2005
2011
2016
MOVE
Prototyping marine operations
Verifying ship & equipment
Verifying crew performance
Verifying plan & procedure
Virtual prototyping of operations
(ship, machinery, equipment and crew)
•Ship Operation Lab (Halse)
Virtual
prototyping
MOVE – Marine Operations in Virtual Environment
• Human Factor Lab (Sashi)
© Hans Petter Hildre and Sashidharan Komandur
1 2 3 K
Physics of the simulation
interface
Crane 1st Winch Role Koperator officer operator
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,X’2
....
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,...
..
Y’1
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....
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,...
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Inp
ut
Pe
rfo
rma
nce
me
asu
res
Cognition
Affect
VolitionHUMANIN-THE-
LOOP
PHYSICAL SYSTEM
Simulation Modelling Framework
MOVE – Marine Operations in Virtual Environment
Mechatronics Lab (Zhang)
MOVE – Marine Operations in Virtual Environment
• Simulation Training Lab (Norvald)
Well
interven
tion Deck,
drilling,
crane
FPSO Decks,
FPSO
Crane,
Bridges
Subsea ROV,
Crane,
Deck,
LARS,
Bridge &
Engine
Room
Seismi
c Deck,
Crane,
Bridges
PSV Deck,
Crane,
Bridges
vessel,
Bridge rig &
Engine
room
AHT Deck
Vessels
and rig,
Vessel
Bridges,
Bridge rig
& Engine
room
MOVE – Marine Operations in Virtual Environment
•Machinery System Lab (Vilmar)
MOVE – Marine Operations in Virtual Environment
Conclusion
Aalesund university college will fulfill its role
as a hub and facilitator for the marine cluster
at Møre through:
Very close cooperation with the industry
Students with best practice knowledge
Research that are applicable now, such as
virtual prototyping
Inspire to high innovation speed
(“innovate or die”).