Per Hogström
Per Hogström graduated as a MSc in Naval Architecture in 2004 and worked as a test engineer before starting as a Ph.D. student in 2007. His dissertation was put forward in the spring of 2012. Per's research focus is on numerical simulation of ship collisions, both structural simulations of the collision event as well as the consequences in terms of the sinking/capsize sequence of a damaged ship. The purpose is to give recommendations on how to set up collision simulations and quantify the effects of uncertainties in input parameters to the simulations. In addition, the crashworthiness of innovative ship structures designed to mitigate the consequences of a collision is evaluated.
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Designing for safe operations: promoting a human-centred approach to complex vessel design
Assessment of the crashworthiness of a selection of innovative ship structures
A method for assessment of the survival time of a ship damaged by collision
A method for assessment of the survival time of a ship damaged by collision
Holistic assessment of ship survivability and risk after damage
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POWERSHIP - Safe ship collision and grounding hull design for SMR-powered ships
Efficient and sustainable maritime logistics of carbon dioxide in Sweden