NEWS Malaysia

Since the demonstration offshore wind farms in the Taiwan Strait were designed for deployment at shallow to intermediate water depths (5 - 30 m), a long-term and reliable inspection solution would be required for O&M of the offshore wind farm. Autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) are safe, maneuverable, inexpensive, and are particularly suited to long-term, routine, repetitive, highly risky underwater explorations, inspections, or monitoring. As the targets of exploration missions become more diverse, the use of image sensors to supplement environmental exploration data has become mainstream. For example, AUVs can be used for mapping ocean topography and geomorphology, conducting long-term surveys of submarine resource, performing environmental assessment of waters with high economic value, tracking and monitoring pollution sources, tracking marine habitats, and inspecting deep-sea infrastructure and pipelines. The state-of-the-art marine technology and engineering established at NCKU will be introduced in this lecture.

Join us for the “Introduction to Marine Technology and Engineering - Innovation and Technology” webinar on October 26^th, 2022 (Wednesday), 11.00am – 12.00pm.

Register now to secure your seats by clicking this link: https://bit.ly/3dr94he

All participants can participate in the live Q&A session which will take place after the presentation.

Hope to see you there!