Event type:

In person

Date & time:

13 May 2020, 13:30 – 16:00

Online STORMLAMP workshop: Monitoring and Modelling- maritime structures under environmental loading

This online workshop marks the end of the EPSRC-funded STORMLAMP (STructural behaviour Of Rock Mounted Lighthouses At the Mercy of imPulsive waves) research project, a collaboration between UCL, Plymouth University and the University of Exeter. Involving engaging presentations on project findings, lighthouse research and other relevant areas from academics, heritage professionals and industry stakeholders, the workshop will also include discussion on future directions for related structural engineering research.

An aerial image of a lighthouse and helipad on a small, rocky outcrop, surrounded by crashing waves.
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Online STORMLAMP workshop: Monitoring and Modelling- maritime structures under environmental loading

Tom Nancollas

Buildings conservationist and author

Born in Gloucester in 1988, Tom Nancollas is a writer and building conservationist based in London. After university, he joined English Heritage to work on church repair grants before moving on to the City of London and its historic townscape. Of Cornish ancestry, Tom maintained a love of seascapes during his work in the capital and became fascinated with offshore rock lighthouses, finding in them a new way of looking at buildings, heritage and, unexpectedly, family.

Prof Paul Taylor

Chair of Ocean Engineering

University of Western Australia

Dr William Allsop

Industry Specialist

Prof Dina D'Ayala

Professor of Structural Engineering

UCL

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Michel Cousquer

CEREMA

Rob Dorey

Director of Operations

Trinity House

Prof Alison Raby

STORMLAMP Project PI

University of Plymouth

Further information

Ticketing

Pre-booking essential

Cost

Free

Open to

All

Availability

Yes

Organiser

Eve Allen

eve.allen@ucl.ac.uk