Prof. Mark Cassidy

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  Civil engineer Professor Mark Cassidy, at the University of Western Australia, is the winner of the Malcolm McIntosh Prize for Physical Scientist of the Year for his work on designing structures for the offshore oil and gas industries.

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  Mark Cassidy
  
  Professor Mark Cassidy
  
  DirectorCentre for Offshore Foundation Systems

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  "This will involve everything from sophisticated computer modelling and sea-floor movement prediction to understanding tsunami effects and exploring the use of autonomous underwater and remotely operated vehicles," says The University of Western Australia's professor Mark Cassidy.

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  Professor Mark Cassidy is the cluster leader and director of UWA's Centre for Offshore Foundation Systems (COFS).COFS has large research initiatives that tackle the challenges associated with developing oil and gas reserves in deep water.This includes expertise in the design of pipelines.
  
  For example, Professor Cassidy says industry will need to predict loading conditions on the pipe, when and where it might buckle or displace, and how much resistance the pipe will experience.One of the tasks that COFS will be doing for the cluster is developing models that engineers can use to predict pipeline behaviour under these stresses.
  
  "We need to provide industry with the ability to evaluate and plot the best route for the pipeline," Professor Cassidy says.
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  "We need to ensure that the tools we provide to industry can build, monitor and maintain a pipeline to withstand the rigours of the harsh marine environments and avoid this disaster scenario altogether," Professor Cassidy says.

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  Mark Cassidy

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  $50,000 Malcolm MacIntosh Prize for Physical Scientist of the Year: Mark Cassidy, University of Western Australia
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  Mark Cassidy, University of Western Australia
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  Mark Cassidy on video: http://www.bearcage.dreamhosters.com/DEST/mark.zip

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  "We need to think about the stability of pipeline structures over decades in a severe and dynamic environment," said Mark Cassidy of the University of Western Australia and leader of the CCSP.
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  "This will involve sophisticated computer modeling and seafloor movement prediction," said Cassidy, with a goal of estimating maximum freespan lengths for pipelines under varying current and seabed conditions.
  
  Pipeline hazards.The technical challenges of a drastically changing seabed contour and the presence of geohazards such as submarine landslides will be researched in this module.

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  For further academic details please contact Professor Mark Cassidy at mcassidy@civil.uwa.edu.au..Some assistance with relocation expenses, if applicable, may be negotiated with the Director of COFS.
  
  * PLEASE NOTE: The University will be closed from Monday 25 December 2006 until Wednesday 3 January 2007.

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  Dr Mark Cassidy

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  If you would like some further information on COFS projects then please contact Professor Mark Cassidy on mcassidy@civil.uwa.edu.au or Professor Mark Randolph on randolph@civil.uwa.edu.au

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