SINTEF Digital projects

Officers aboard the Norwegian merchant fleet are struggling to implement what they learn in training. Partly they are working in conflict with what they have learned about procedures.

This project strives to broaden the scope of multiscale technology by delivering substantial acceleration to conventional reservoir engineering workflows. By doing so, it not only facilitates a considerable speedup in traditional processes but also...

European engineering and manufacturing industries have always been characterized by its innovative technology, quality processes, and robust products. However, the global interplay has dramatically changed, as economic globalization has exposed...

For the second time SINTEF has now evaluated the Agreement on an Inclusive Working life (IA Agreement). The IA Agreement is a comprehensive agreement which currently comprises 60 % of Norwegian employees. The agreement is an important step towards...

Noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) is one of the most common occupational diseases. This is a fact even if most countries have legislations specifying how much sound employees can be exposed to. Therefore new models for NIHL seem to be necessary to...

Autonomous mobile systems are capable of reasoning about and solving unstructured problems without the direct intervention of humans, and central to future exploitation of the ocean space.

Testing wells simultaneously and with no production loss

Well integrity logging is important for evaluation of the well's state with regard to stability, waste, and when plugging and abandoning. Ultrasonic logging is one tool in the toolbox for such evaluation. The project's goal is to achieve more...

Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection (DSB) assigned SINTEF to identify information that can be used for periodic monitoring and evaluation of safety development in and around establishments that handle large amounts of hazardous chemicals. The...