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Most cited papers from 4Subsea (Norway)

What are the most cited papers from 4Subsea (Norway)?

The most cited paper from 4Subsea (Norway) is "OC5 Project Phase II: Validation of Global Loads of the DeepCwind Floating Semisubmersible Wind Turbine" (Amy N. Robertson et al., 2017), with 355 citations. Next come "Offshore Code Comparison Collaboration Continuation Within IEA Wind Task 30: Phase II Results Regarding a Floating Semisubmersible Wind System" (158) and "OC6 Phase I: Investigating the underprediction of low-frequency hydrodynamic loads and responses of a floating wind turbine" (118).

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1 OC5 Project Phase II: Validation of Global Loads of the DeepCwind Floating Semisubmersible Wind Turbine Amy N. Robertson et al. · Energy Procedia Conference paperOpen access Oct 2017 355
2 Offshore Code Comparison Collaboration Continuation Within IEA Wind Task 30: Phase II Results Regarding a Floating Semisubmersible Wind System Amy N. Robertson et al. Conference paperOpen access 8 Jun 2014 158
3 OC6 Phase I: Investigating the underprediction of low-frequency hydrodynamic loads and responses of a floating wind turbine Amy N. Robertson et al. · Journal of Physics Conference Series Conference paperOpen access Sep 2020 118
4 Digital Twins in Wind Energy: Emerging Technologies and Industry-Informed Future Directions Florian Stadtmann et al. · IEEE Access Open access 2023 96
5 OC5 Project Phase Ib: Validation of Hydrodynamic Loading on a Fixed, Flexible Cylinder for Offshore Wind Applications Amy N. Robertson et al. · Energy Procedia Conference paperOpen access Sep 2016 60
6 OC6 Phase II: Integration and verification of a new soil–structure interaction model for offshore wind design Roger Bergua et al. · Wind Energy Open access 16 Dec 2021 32
7 Verification of a Numerical Model of the Offshore Wind Turbine From the Alpha Ventus Wind Farm Within OC5 Phase III Wojciech Popko et al. Conference paperOpen access 17 Jun 2018 24
8 In-situ damage localization for a wind turbine blade through outlier analysis of stochastic dynamic damage location vector-induced stress resultants Martin Dalgaard Ulriksen, Dmitri Tcherniak, Lasse M Hansen et al. · Structural Health Monitoring 27 Dec 2016 21
9 Techniques for Predicting Tensile Armour Buckling and Fatigue in Deep Water Flexible Pipes Svein Sævik, Mats Jørgen Thorsen Conference paper Jul 2012 14
10 Load Response and Finite Element Modelling of Bonded Loading Hoses Tom Lassen, Andreas Istad Lem, Geir Imingen Conference paper 8 Jun 2014 13
11 Outer Cover Damages on Flexible Pipes: Corrosion and Integrity Challenges Morten Eriksen, Knut Inge Engelbreth Conference paper 8 Jun 2014 12
12 Flexible Riser Carcass Collapse Analyses: Sensitivity on Radial Gaps and Bending Gunnar Axelsson, Håvard Skjerve Conference paper 8 Jun 2014 10
13 Wellhead Fatigue Analysis Method: Steps for Improving the Quality of the Global Riser Analyses Heidi Gryteland Holm, Harald Holden, Massimiliano Russo · The Twenty-third International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference Conference paper 30 Jun 2013 9
14 Lifetime Assessment of Flexible Pipes Jorgen Thomas Wold Eide, Jan Muren Conference paper 8 Jun 2014 8
15 Fatigue Assessment of Subsea Wells for Future and Historical Operations Based on Measured Riser Loads Massimiliano Russo, Harald Holden, Lorents Reinås et al. Conference paper Jul 2012 7
16 A Simplified Methodology for Comparing Fatigue Loading on Subsea Wellheads Harald Holden, Pål Bjønnes, Massimiliano Russo Conference paper 9 Jun 2013 7
17 Lifetime Extension of Flexible Risers: A Generic Case Study Bernt Johan Leira, Stig Berge, Svein-Are Løtveit et al. · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 29 Apr 2015 7
18 Integrity Assessment of Damaged Flexible Pipe Cross-Sections Guomin Ji, Bernt Johan Leira, Svein Sævik et al. Conference paper 8 Jun 2014 6
19 Lifetime Extension of Flexible Risers Based On Field Experiences Jan Muren, Jorgen Thomas Wold Eide, Knut Inge Engelbreth et al. · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 8 Apr 2016 6
20 Validation of Numerical Models of the Offshore Wind Turbine From the Alpha Ventus Wind Farm Against Full-Scale Measurements Within OC5 Phase III Wojciech Popko et al. Conference paper 9 Jun 2019 5
21 Learning From Riser Analyses and Predicting Results With Artificial Neural Networks Kristian Authén Conference paper 25 Jun 2017 5
22 Digital Twin for Wind Energy: Latest Updates From the NorthWind Project Adil Rasheed, Florian Stadtmann, Eivind Fonn et al. Conference paper 9 Jun 2024 4
23 Characterization of Aerodynamics of Small Wind Turbine Blade for Enhanced Performance and Low Cost of Energy Hailay Kiros Kelele, Lars Frøyd, Mulu Bayray Kahsay et al. · Energies Open access 31 Oct 2022 4
24 The Combined Effect of O2 and CO2 on Corrosion of Flexible Armour Wires Arne Dugstad, Simona Palencsár, Gaute Svenningsen et al. Conference paper 15 Mar 2020 4
25 Flexible Riser Fatigue Counter Developed from Field Measurements and Machine Learning Techniques Christoffer Nilsen-Aas, Jan Muren, Håvard Skjerve et al. · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 24 Apr 2019 4
26 Reliable, Low Footprint and Cost-Effective Monitoring of Wellhead Loads Using Autonomous IMUs for Fatigue Estimates Kristian Authén, Guttorm Grytøyr, Hallgeir Melbø Conference paper 31 May 2015 4
27 Towards proper sampling and statistical modelling of defects Ali Rıza ÇETİN, Andrew Roiko, Minna Lind · Fatigue & Fracture of Engineering Materials & Structures 16 Jun 2015 4
28 Qualification and Application of All Electric and Topside Less Subsea Multiphase Pump Technology in Subsea Factory Mission to Minimise the Life Cycle Cost Karthik Ilangovan, Mazlan Dindi, Alexander Fuglesang et al. · International Petroleum Technology Conference Conference paper 15 Mar 2021 3
29 Atlanta Field: Operational Safety and Integrity Management Jorge Ricardo Siqueira, Carlos Alberto Pedroso, Fernando Bastos et al. · Offshore Technology Conference Brasil Conference paper 24 Oct 2019 3
30 Observation of Subsea BOP Response From Field Measurements and Reflections on Conductor Design Challenges Harald Holden, Heidi Gryteland Holm, Youhu Zhang et al. Conference paper 25 Jun 2017 3
31 Carcass Tear Out Load Model for Multi-Layer Pressure Sheath Risers Claus Egebjerg Kristensen, Jan Muren, Geir Morten Skeie et al. Conference paper 8 Jun 2014 3
32 Carcass Failures in Multilayer PVDF Risers Knut-Aril Farnes, Claus Kristensen, Steinar Kristoffersen et al. Conference paper 9 Jun 2013 3
33 Enhancing Offshore Installation Decision-Making Through the Integrated Application of Vessel Motion Based Criteria (VMBC) Methodology and Digital Tools R. Guéret, Dave E. Cooper, Jin Moen et al. · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 29 Apr 2024 2
34 Rationale for NORSOK U-001 5th Edition Revision of Static and Cyclic Subsea Wellhead Loads Harald Holden, Anthony David Muff, Lorents Reinås Conference paper 5 Jun 2022 2
35 Subsea Systems Life Extension of Bijupirá and Salema Fields Felipe Duncan Marotta Rodrigues, Leury Araújo Pereira · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 24 Apr 2022 2
36 Robust Method for Wellhead Loads Estimation Based on Lower Stack Motion Measurements Ali Rıza ÇETİN, Harald Holden, Vegard R. Solum Conference paper 3 Aug 2020 2
37 Catchment Based Aerodynamic Performance Analysis of Small Wind Turbine Using a Single Blade Concept for a Low Cost of Energy Hailay Kiros Kelele, Torbjørn Kirstian Nielsen, Lars Frøyd et al. · Energies Open access 9 Nov 2020 2
38 Using a New, Autonomous, and Easy to Install Strain Sensor for Monitoring of Dynamic Loads on a Subsea BOP in Order to Reduce Conservatism and Increase Service Life of Subsea Equipment. Harald Holden, Vegard Martinsen, Åge Grønningsæter · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 30 Apr 2020 2
39 Findings From Dissection and Testing of Used Flexible Risers Håvard Skjerve, Claus Kristensen, Jan Muren et al. Conference paper 8 Jun 2014 2
40 Life-Cycle Assessment of Flexible Risers Dag Fergestad, Svein Are Løtveit, Bernt Johan Leira Conference paper 8 Jun 2014 2
41 Optimizing Offshore Asset Management: Strain and Motion Monitoring for Steel Catenary Risers Torbjørn Amundsen, Åge Grønningsæter, Harald Holden · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 28 Apr 2025 1
42 Addressing Horizontal Movements and Trenching at the Seabed of a Flexible Riser Through Advanced Sensor Integration and Dynamic Modeling E. Steen-Johnsen, Stian Brurås, Anja Pedersen · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 28 Apr 2025 1
43 Subsea desalination – significant energy savings and greatly reduced environmental impact Christian Abelsson, Alexander Fuglesang · Desalination and Water Treatment Open access Oct 2023 1
44 Case Study: Use of Digital Twins to Mitigate Risks in Pull-Out Operations of Damaged Risers Daniel De Moraes Lobo, Lucas André Dos Santos, Leury Araújo Pereira et al. · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 23 Apr 2023 1
45 Case Study: Use of Vessel Motion Based Criteria to Establish Operational Window in Critical Operations Daniel De Moraes Lobo, Lucas André Dos Santos, Leury Araújo Pereira et al. · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 23 Apr 2023 1
46 Conductor Instability – Experience From 10 Years of Monitoring Drilling Operations on Subsea Wells in Harsh Environments Håkon Molven, Per Kristian Pöcher, Vegard Martinsen et al. Conference paper 5 Jun 2022 1
47 Use of Computer Vision for Monitoring of Slow Varying Displacements on Subsea Structures Harald Holden, Arve Bjørset, Heidi Gryteland Holm et al. · Offshore Technology Conference Conference paper 25 Apr 2022 1
48 Subsea Structural Monitoring With Machine Vision Kristian Authén Conference paper 25 Jun 2017 1
49 An Experimental and Numerical Investigation of the Effect of Axial Thermal Gradients in Flexible Pipes Dag Fergestad, Frank Klæbo, Jan Muren et al. Conference paper 25 Jun 2017 1
50 Full-Scale Validation of Axial Carcass Loads in Flexible Pipe Structure From Cyclic Pressure and Temperature Claus Kristensen, Jan Muren, Andreas Gjendal et al. Conference paper 25 Jun 2017 1

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