Accu-Waves presents its final results
Ports are vital links for the maritime network and their seamless operation is crucial for the efficiency and safety of maritime transportations. Recent reports of maritime accidents show that most of them occur within ports. In many cases those accidents could have been avoided if additional means of support for…
Accu-Waves participates in Posidonia 2022 Expo
Accu-Waves project presented the final version of the decision support tool in a small event that was hosted in MarineTraffic’s booth in Posidonia Expo on Friday 10 of June 2022 from . Project partners from Marinetraffic and NTUA showcased the online version of the tools to expo participants and distributed…
Integrated modeling of sea-state forecasts for safe navigation near and inside ports: the Accu-Waves platform
AUTh, NTUA and MarineTraffic partners of the Accu-Waves project have published a new conference paper at the 31st ISOPE Online Conference 2021 proceedings. The presentation was given by AUTh representatives and referred to the overall setup of the Accu-Waves tool and the achievements of the project so far. ISOPE2021 conference was held virtually on 20-25…
Accu-Waves participates in SMTC 2021
MarineTraffic in partnership with the Accu-waves project participates in SMTC 21 Singapore Maritime Technology conference and exhibition to make the world aware of projects early results and connect with potential users of our tool.
Publication in 6th IAHR Europe Congress: Impact of coastal currents on spectral wave operational models: An application in Accu-Waves
Wave propagation models are being used in a variety of operational applications among which for safe navigation in coastal waters, especially in the approaches of ocean harbors. Current velocities during falling tides can encounter waves propagating towards the coast and induce modifications to the wave forms that may lead, under…
Journal Publication in Applied Mathematical Modelling : Integrated modelling of sea-state forecasts for safe navigation and operational management in ports: Application in the Mediterranean Sea
AbstractIn this paper we present recent evolvements of three robust numerical models for the simulation of the evolution of wave fields and hydrodynamic circulation in gulfs and coastal areas with large harbours and significant urban port facilities. The models are integrated into a single software suite for the development of…
Publication in Oceans2020: A Big Data framework for Modelling and Simulating high-resolution hydrodynamic models in sea harbours
Our partners from MarineTraffic presented the latest developments about the accu-waves tool in the OCEANS 2020 maritime industry expo and conference that was held virtually in October 2020 due to covid-19 travel restrictions. OCEANS proceedings magazine are distributed to all event participants. Abstract: The ability to reliably forecast sea states…
5th plenary meeting (virtual)
Due to COVID-19 travel restrictions, the fifth plenary meeting of accu-waves project was a virtual one, it was organized by Marinetraffic on 4th of June 2020. All partners had strong presence in this first virtual plenary meeting. The meeting was organised in two sections. During the first half of the…
Fourth plenary meeting Thessaloniki 19/12/2019
The fourth plenary meeting of accu-waves took place on 19th of December 2019 in the premises of AUTH in Thessaloniki which was organised by AUTH. All project partners had strong presence in the meeting. The meeting was organised in two sessions. The first one focused on administrative topics along with…
Third plenary meeting of Accu-waves in the context of the DMPCO
The third plenary meeting of ascu-waves took place on 10th of May 2019, in the context of the 1st International Scientific Conference on Design and Management of Port, Coastal and Offshore Works. With a lot of partners planning to attend and NTUA being in the organising committee of DMPCO it…