amhrc
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Australian Maritime
Hydrodynamics Research Centre
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Australian Maritime Hydrodynamics Research Centre

Research and Development Outcomes

It is anticipated that the enhanced research infrastructure and synergies created through new collaborations will be key drivers in the pursuit of world-class maritime hydrodynamic research and development outcomes and growth in intellectual capital for the benefit of Australia.

More specifically, AMHRC is expected to deliver research outcomes of scientific significance including:
  • The development of a strong pool of intellectual capital within Australia that is focussed on maritime hydrodynamics that is capable of solving research problems currently sent offshore;

  • Enhanced safety and performance of the surface and underwater technology industry and defence applications, encompassing naval platforms, commercial vessels, remotely operated vehicles, aquaculture structures and fishing gear;

  • Enhanced safety and economic efficiencies for Australian and overseas port authorities and pilotage organisations through increased realism in modelled port areas and navigation channels.