Project

Project Keyword: digitalization

MISSION: Maritime Just-in-Time Optimization

MISSION targets GHG emissions reductions in the maritime transportation chain, specifically optimizing the port call process. Within the project, integrated port call system solutions are build to increase transparency and communication about resource readiness and estimated arrival times to finally orchestrate the overall port call process. The project contains demonstration cases that will highlight the gains from the system solutions.

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Project start: 01. Jan. 2024
Project end: 30. Jun. 2026
Project participants: Julia PahlNiels Gorm Maly RytterIgor Kozin
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Value4Sea

There are barriers to transport chains in the Öresund-Kattegat-Skagerrak area. The Value4Sea project will help remove or minimise them.

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Project start: 01. Sep. 2023
Project end: 31. Aug. 2026
Project participants: Kenn Steger-Jensen
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Digital Ship Operations – Engine & Equipment Performance

This project looks at different operational variables of a marine engine from large cargo ships, with the aim of detecting and trending damage onset on different engine sub-components. This information can be used by owners to expedite O&M interventions and maximize ship availability.

Project start: 03. Aug. 2020
Project end: 30. Apr. 2023
Project participants: Niels Gorm Maly Rytter
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ShipWeldFlow – Digital Twins for robotic unit welding analysis and optimization in ship production

In ShipWeldFlow, we develop novel digital analysis and optimization tools to support the workflow of robotic welding in shipbuilding operations. We use Digital Twins to address the needs of two companies, Odense Maritime Technology and Inrotech, by joint development of the required digital tools to innovate the central workflow in modern steel ship production.

Project start: 01. Jan. 2020
Project end: 31. Dec. 2024
Project participants: Christian Schlette
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Stowage Algorithms and AI for Energy Efficient Liner Shipping

Industrial PhD project at Roskilde University together with with SeaLytix on the development of stowage algorithms and AI for energy efficient liner shipping.

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Project start: 01. Mar. 2022
Project end: 28. Feb. 2025
Project participants: Line ReinhardtAgnieszka Sivertsen
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