Ice Hazard Drift Model Study III

Massive drifting icebergs frequently threaten offshore operations on the Grand Banks because of their massive size, and great mechanical strength. These ice hazards move erratically which complicates efforts to modify their trajectory or undertake evasive action. This MITACS project aims to improve security of offshore workers and help protect wildlife and the environment by allowing more accurate prediction of short-term iceberg drift. The funding partner, ASL Environmental Sciences, will benefit through improved capability to provide world-class services to their clients.

Faculty Supervisor:

Derek Mueller

Student:

Ronald Saper

Partner:

ASL Environmental Sciences Inc

Discipline:

Environmental sciences

Sector:

Environmental industry

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Program:

Accelerate

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