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Seminar Series

Thursdays 4:25-5:15 p.m. September through May in CE 110

The Ocean Engineering Program organizes a weekly seminar series throughout the fall and spring semesters. During the fall semester, the seminar is attended by both senior undergraduate students and graduate students. In the spring semester, the seminar is attended by graduate students only.

The seminar introduces responsibilities and obligations of new ocean engineers; professional ethics, membership in professional societies and professional registrations; case studies and lectures presented by staff and practicing engineers. Reports and discussion of current research and of selected published technical articles.

The objectives of the seminar are to introduce senior and graduate students in coastal & ocean engineering to the ocean engineering profession, both in industry and graduate school, through:

If you can come to College Station and present a seminar for this seminar series, please contact Prof. H. C. Chen.

Calendar for Fall 2008

Date Topic / Speaker

8/28

Welcome to the 2008-2009 Academic Year in Ocean Engineering at Texas A&M University.
Prof. Jun Zhang,
Division Head, Coastal and Ocean Engineering Division, Zachry Department of Civil Engineering

9/4

Life-Long Learning.
Prof. Robert Randall,
Ocean Engineering Program, Texas A&M University

9/11

Eddy Structures and Exchange Processes through Tidal Inlets
Dr. Scott A. Socolofsky,
Coastal and Ocean Engineering Division,
Zachry Department of Civil Engineering

9/18

Development of Dry Tree Semi-Submersibles for GoM Ultra Deepwater
Dr. Jun Zou,
Houston Offshore Engineering

9/25

Evaluation and Suppression of Flow-Induced Vibrations of Offshore Structures and Process-Conveying Pipelines: Numerical Simulations
Dr. Juan Pontaza,
Shell Oil Company

10/2

Preediction of VIV for Risers with Effective Strakes
Dr. Brad Campbell
ExxonMobil

10/9

Strip Theory to Explore Hydrodynamic Characteristics of TLPs
Dr. Oriol Rijken,
SMB-Atlantia

10/16

TBA
Dr. Jane Smith,
Coastal Hydraulics Laboratory, Engineering Research Development Center, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

10/23

TLP History and Development
Steve Leverette

10/30

TBA
William Hanson

11/6

11/13

Application of Storm Surge and Water Levels for FEMA Mapping Purposes
Dr. Chris Bender

11/20

We also maintain an archive of past semester seminar series: Spring 2007.