Yngve Jenssen
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Dr. Yngve Jenssen is a leading researcher in offshore renewable energy and experimental hydrodynamics, with a focus on advancing the cyber–physical testing of floating wind turbines (FWTs). His work bridges the gap between numerical simulation and physical model testing, enabling more accurate assessment of FWT dynamic performance under realistic wind and wave conditions. In his highly cited 2024 study, "Performance of a Cable-Driven Robot Used for Cyber–Physical Testing of Floating Wind Turbines," Dr. Jenssen demonstrated how cable-driven robotic systems can apply real-time aerodynamic loads—computed from numerical simulators fed with model test measurements—to physical scale models. This innovation enhances the fidelity of hybrid testing methods, which have been used for over a decade in hydrodynamic laboratories. With 4 citations already, his work is gaining traction among researchers seeking to improve the reliability of floating wind technology. Dr. Jenssen’s contributions are pivotal for the development of cost-effective, data-driven validation tools that support the global transition to deep-water offshore wind energy.
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