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Latest Past Events
Seminar: Kahului Infrastructure Improvement Project Part 2: Feasibility Study of the Coastal Design
Holmes Hall 243 2540 Dole Street, HonoluluGriffin Bourjeaurd, Norman Chung, Jacob Dennis, Camryn Dillon, George Evans, Matthew Feeley, Pranja Jandial, Gabe Nelson, Dylan Stegman, Elizabeth Taylor, Steve Wilhelm Graduate Students Ocean Resources Engineering, SOEST, The University of Hawaii at Manoa *In-person (HOLM 243) & via zoom* Zoom link Meeting ID: 963 5962 3640 Passcode: OREseminar https://hawaii.zoom.us/j/96359623640 Students in the ORE 783 Capstone class are addressing the Kahului Harbor infrastructure improvement project, focusing on supporting Maui’s only deep-water port as it transitions to meet future demands. The project objectives are to evaluate the technical, economic, and regulatory feasibility of: (1) retrofitting the harbor’s breakwater, seawall, and pier
Seminar: Kahului Infrastructure Improvement Project Part 1: Feasibility Study of the Coastal Design
Holmes Hall 243 2540 Dole Street, HonoluluGriffin Bourjeaurd, Norman Chung, Jacob Dennis, Camryn Dillon, George Evans, Matthew Feeley, Pranja Jandial, Gabe Nelson, Dylan Stegman, Elizabeth Taylor, Steve Wilhelm Graduate Students Ocean Resources Engineering, SOEST, The University of Hawaii at Manoa *In-person (HOLM 243) & via zoom* Zoom link Meeting ID: 963 5962 3640 Passcode: OREseminar https://hawaii.zoom.us/j/96359623640 Students in the ORE 783 Capstone class are addressing the Kahului Harbor infrastructure improvement project, focusing on supporting Maui’s only deep-water port as it transitions to meet future demands. The project objectives are to evaluate the technical, economic, and regulatory feasibility of: (1) retrofitting the harbor’s breakwater, seawall, and pier
MS Plan B Defense: Infrastructure for a Dataset to Improve Tagging and Mapping of Low-Flying Aircraft via Acoustic and Radio Broadcast Data
Wyatt Burkley Master’s Student Department of Ocean and Resources Engineering University of Hawai’i at Mānoa **This defense will be held remotely over Google Meet** Google Meet Link: meet.google.com/wor-pdyq-eos Since construction of the Tinian Harbor in 1945, there have only been minor repairs to the original facilities, resulting in many becoming damaged and degraded. Looking to the future, the U.S. Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Navy, has plans to upgrade logistics capacity on Tinian for offload operations, and thus is most interested in projects that will improve the port facilities. This study focuses on a potential upgrade of