...winter school was modern computational methods for fluid dynamics. Kenneth Hvistendahl Karlsen (UiB) and Helge Holden (NTNU) were responsible for the scientific contents of the lectures. Programme Lecturers and topics covered Participants For more information, please contact Knut-Andreas Lie or Mariann Fjeldstad...
...conditions. Photo: Edvard Sivertsen/SINTEF Notes As our towns and cities expand and the climate becomes wetter, natural rainwater drainage patterns in urban areas will change. This has an impact on factors such as the water table and rainwater discharge in urban catchments. One way to reduce problems...
Here you find instance definitions and the best known upper and lower bounds (to our knowledge) for the 19 instances of the mggdb (ß=0.45) benchmark derived from the CARP by Bosco et al. [BLMV]. The values for the upper and lower bounds reported in the table only include traversal costs, i.e. service...
New VRP Variants I (Chair: Mikael Rönnquist) 1330-1400 Bruce Golden: The Consistent Vehicle Routing Problem 1400-1430 Richard Eglese: Vehicle Routing and the Green Agenda 1430-1500 Mikael Rönnquist: Synchronized vehicle routing 1500-1530 Coffee 1530-1730 New VRP Variants II (Chair: Frederic Semet) 1530-1600...
Project manager Tormod Jensen (left) and SINTEF researcher Terje Mugaas discussing the potential of new a tool equipped with sensors. Photo: Håvard Egge. Standard Digital tools are making their entrance into the machining sector – and it’s all happening in Trondheim, Norway. With help in sensor development...
SINTEF and Fiskeriforskning (now, Nofima) were working on technology that would simplify the task of tracing future infections. Value chain and process history Tracing involves working backwards to find out where a particular batch of food has come from, link for link in the value chain, and being able...
...computing and explores the potential of the concept in the tourism application domain. City Explorer was used to refine requirements to the approach proposed in UbiCompForAll and to validate the Ubisys tools. City Explorer was first develop to gain a better understanding of the challenges and potentials...
Symposium took place online from 14th / 15th September 2021. The event had 169 registered participants and brought together a range of MRST users with many, varying interests with the aim of sharing experiences and inspiring each other in new scientific directions. The symposium consisted of 9 plenary talks from...
Report A10394, SINTEF Technology and society, Trondheim Conference papers Netland, T. and Knutstad, G. (2010) The paradox of hyper-bureaucracy and lean in high-tech Manufacturing, in proceedings of POMS 2010 conference, Vancover, Canada, 7th-10th May 2010. Powell, D. and Netland, T. (2010) Towards an integrated...
...results and technology though the development of Software Toolkits. APS-Spline library developed from 1978-1988 a software toolkit programmed in FORTRAN for the definition and interrogation of B-spline represented curves. Among the unique features were the approximation through knot removal and the recursive...
...populations A new hydropower plant will almost always result in changes to a river and its ecosystems. This will commonly lead to major impacts on fish populations. Fish will be unable to reach areas where they swam in the past, and the physical conditions where they can still live will be changed. The new dam...
The authors of this article suggest that 3D printing is perfect for reducing both manufacturing costs and greenhouse gas emissions in the shipping sector, but that things are still being carried out in the same old ways. Photo: donvictorio/Shutterstock Viewpoints Spare parts for the international shipping...
Researchers Gunhild Hageskal (left) and Anne Tøndervik at SINTEF are in no doubt that the combined issues of antibiotic resistance and animal welfare make it advisable to buy Norwegian-reared meat and fish. Photo: Olav Spanne Standard According to figures published by the journal Nature, seventy-three...
...scientists at SINTEF and NTNU have been honoured by an award from the International Energy Agency (IEA) for their contribution to solving the greenhouse problems caused by leaking refrigeration systems and heat pumps. Senior scientist Petter Nekså and his colleagues at SINTEF and NTNU helped to launch...
...innovative, and was a world leader in many respects during the 1980s and 90s. Our competence was in the process of frittering away, but COIN will now bring Norwegian concrete research back to international leadership. By developing new, advanced materials, new construction techniques and new design concepts...
...picture. On behalf of the Ministry of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion, SINTEF and NTNU – Norwegian University of Science and Technology, have charted the extent to which the gender division in Norwegian working life has changed between 1990 and the present. “There has been surprisingly little change...
In addition to enable coherent and efficient transfer of models between computer aided design tools and the finite element analysis package, isogeometric analysis will be useful in many ways. We have mentioned below (listed alphabetically) some aspects where we think isogeometric analysis will make a...
...refrigerants have a substantial environmental impact, and the objective of the work is to identify more environmental alternatives, says Christian Schlemminger, scientist at SINTEF Energy Research. - We are competing on the international market, and have customers operating in demanding environments with...
...useful to be able to get input and feedback from and share our experience with researchers and other grid companies”, says Aina R. D. Serigstad, who is a Project Manager at Lyse Elnett. Some distribution grids are currently experiencing problems with voltage quality, and there is every reason to believe...
...selection of commercially important fish aquaculture species and system types. These installations are made available to the research community for Transnational Access (TNA) with the support of the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme. Transnational Access involves a research...