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SUMMARY:Full-scale Measurement of Japanese icebreaker Shirase in Antarctic
  Sea Ice – Relationship between Ship Structural Response and Ice Conditi
 ons - Junji Sawamura\, Associate Professor\, Department of Naval Architect
 ure and Ocean Engineering\, Osaka University\, Osaka\, Japan
DTSTART:20241108T143000Z
DTEND:20241108T150000Z
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CONTACT:Michael Thorne
DESCRIPTION:Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition (JARE) began in 1956. J
 apanese Antarctic research icebreaker Shirase has engaged in the transport
 ing cargoes and scientists in order to operate and maintain the Japanese A
 ntarctic research station Syowa since 2009. In order to ensure its safe vo
 yage in Antarctic Ocean\, the motions of the icebreaker Shirase and the ic
 e conditions are monitored.\nThis research presents monitoring data of the
  icebreaker Shirase during its voyage in the 55th Japanese Antarctic Resea
 rch Expedition (JARE 55) from December 2013 to February 2014. The icebreak
 er Shirase encountered in various ice conditions such as pack ice\, level 
 ice\, and multi-year ice in JARE55. The ship structural response of the sh
 oulder hull and the bow deck in those sea ice conditions was investigated.
  The relationship between the structural response and the ice conditions o
 f Shirase in Antarctic Sea ice are discussed.\n\n\n
LOCATION:British Antarctic Survey\, Seminar Room 2
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