Sveinung Løset
Sveinung Løset
Professor, Vice Dean Research
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Faculty of EngineeringBackground and activities
Key focus areas
- Ice physics and mechanics
- Arctic technology/engineering
- Ice loads on offshore and coastal structures
- Sea ice dynamics and rheology
- Statistics on sea ice and icebergs, Barents Sea
- Oil/gas terminals in icy waters
- Cold climate engineering
Courses
- Ice mechanics - NTNU
- Arctic Offshore Engineering - UNIS
- Arctic Offshore Engineering - Fieldwork - UNIS
Related links
- Publications- (Research database)
- CV
Scientific, academic and artistic work
A selection of recent journal publications, artistic productions, books, including book and report excerpts. See all publications in the database
Journal publications
- (2022) Dynamic bending of an ice wedge resting on a winkler-type elastic foundation. Cold Regions Science and Technology. vol. 199.
- (2021) Performance Quantification of Icebreaker Operations in Ice Management by Numerical Simulations. Cold Regions Science and Technology. vol. 194.
- (2021) Glacial ice impacts: Part I: Wave-driven motion and small glacial ice feature impacts. Marine Structures. vol. 75.
- (2021) Glacial ice impacts: Part II: Damage assessment and ice-structure interactions in accidental limit states (ALS). Marine Structures. vol. 75.
- (2020) Advances in Simulator for Arctic Marine Structures. ISOPE - International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference. Proceedings.
- (2020) Enhanced iceberg drift modelling in the Barents Sea with estimates of the release rates and size characteristics at the major glacial sources using Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2. Cold Regions Science and Technology. vol. 175.
- (2020) Repeatability of ice-tank tests with broken ice. Marine Structures. vol. 74.
- (2019) Can a computer see what an ice expert sees? Multilabel ice objects classification with convolutional neural networks. Results in Engineering (RINENG). vol. 4.
- (2019) Uncertainty quantification in the ice-induced local damage assessment of a hull section. Proceedings - International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering under Arctic Conditions. vol. 2019-June.
- (2019) Medium-scale consolidation of artificial ice ridge – Part II: Fracture properties investigation by a splitting test. Proceedings - International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering under Arctic Conditions. vol. 2019-June.
- (2019) Work on structural integrity for semi submersibles exposed to bergy bits – integrated analysis of ice structure impacts. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering. vol. 700:012058.
- (2019) Impact of eight years of research at SAMCoT. Proceedings - International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering under Arctic Conditions. vol. 2019-June.
- (2019) Medium-scale consolidation of artificial ice ridge – Part I: surface temperature, thickness and mechanical properties. Proceedings - International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering under Arctic Conditions. vol. 2019-June.
- (2019) The effect of floe shape on the interaction of vertical-sided structures with broken ice. Proceedings - International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering under Arctic Conditions. vol. 2019-June.
- (2019) The effect of ice floe shape on the load experienced by vertical-sided structures interacting with a broken ice field. Marine Structures. vol. 65.
- (2018) A method for real-time estimation of full-scale global ice loads on floating structures. Cold Regions Science and Technology. vol. 156.
- (2018) An ice-drift estimation algorithm using radar and ship motion measurements. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing. vol. 56 (6).
- (2018) A large scale simulation of floe-ice fractures and validation against full-scale scenario. International Journal of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering. vol. 10.
- (2018) Parallel channels' fracturing mechanism during ice management operations. Part II: Experiment. Cold Regions Science and Technology. vol. 156.
- (2018) Parallel channels' fracturing mechanism during ice management operations. Part I: Theory. Cold Regions Science and Technology. vol. 156.