Reliability Improvement Methodology for Subsea Pipeline Construction

Tue 22 May 12 — 1pm

Otago Polytechnic, Room O204, O Block, Anzac Avenue, Dunedin, New Zealand

This seminar for project managers and engineers will discuss reliability risk reduction in construction of oil and gas subsea pipelines.
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Dr Jing Lin will speak about her research developing logic-based methodologies for reliability risk reduction in the engineering field, with particular application to oil and gas subsea pipeline construction in China. This has been her field of research since her PhD study.

Dr Jing Lin is a lecturer in engineering at Dalian Ocean University in China. After an undergraduate degree in Lighting Physics and a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering, Jing worked in international manufacturing. She has seven years’ experience working in North America, Europe and Southeast Asia, including three years in high tech industry in Silicon Valley, California.

If you are driving to this event, we recommend that you allow plenty of time to find a park. 

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Dr Jing Lin is a lecturer in engineering at Dalian Ocean University in China. After an undergraduate degree in Lighting Physics and a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering, Jing worked in international manufacturing. She has seven years’ experience working in North America, Europe and Southeast Asia, including three years in high tech industry in Silicon Valley, California.
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