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A1 – Offshore Wind Introduction

In order to prevent the spread of coronavirus, we are offering the course online for the time being.

This course provides a broad overview of offshore wind from a bird’s eye view.

The course provides an intensive introduction to the business aspects of market trends, players, business environment, laws and policies, and the basics of technology, such as measurement, machinery, electricity and construction, in a short period of time, which are indispensable to the business of offshore wind.
We also provide a workshop that utilizes a VR system to learn more about each component of the offshore wind turbine and learn about the hazards and the risks of offshore work.

”On-Site” is a hands-on training program that is unique to Nagasaki, which has actual sea areas.

We are planning to visit offshore wind turbines and their installation vessels, have an exchange meeting with fishermen who live in harmony with offshore wind turbines in Goto, acquire data using offshore floating observation equipment and experience ROV operation, etc.

Here’s what some of the participants from across the country saying about the General Course.

“I learned a lot from a wide range of topics and perspectives. The content of the course was well worth the fee. I would like to make the most of the knowledge I gained this time and contribute to the promotion of offshore wind in Japan through my business.”(Renewable energy developer)

“The course was one of the best online lectures I’ve ever attended, including the layout of the materials. Thank you for the careful preparation by the secretariat. It would have been even better if the references for each topic and information on the sources of the data and videos were included.”(Plant Engineering)

“I was very satisfied with the two-way chat and audio question and answer session, not just a one-way lecture, even though it was an online course.”(A renewable energy developer)

“It was easy to understand due to the use of video clips and detailed figures and tables.” (Offshore construction company)

“I think I would have found it difficult to understand the formula if it was explained in a straightforward manner, but the video and the explanation of the meaning of the equation made it okay even for humanities majors.” (Administrative employee)

“I learned a lot about the reality of seeing up closely inside the wind turbine towers and on top of the nacelles, which is difficult to access in real life by VR videos.” (A renewable Energy Developer)

“I heard that the textbook was based on the DOB Academy textbook, but it was helpful to learn the technical terms in English and Japanese both.” (Renewable Energy Developer)

“Overall, I was very satisfied with the conference as it was very rich in content and provided me with information that is not readily available from a developer’s perspective.” (A renewable energy developer)

＜Schedule＞

Day 1：9am-5pm (followed by a social event in the Academy. (Drinks and light refreshments will be provided)
Day 2：9am – 4pm.
Day 3 (on-site program)：Depart Nagasaki Port 07:40am, visit Goto Island, exchange views with the fisheries cooperative, etc., and arrive at Nagasaki Port 18:15 (dismissal possible in Goto City)

＜Tuition Fee＞

Offshore Wind Introduction：Tuition Fee（PDF）≫

※Registration closes four business days prior to the first day of the course.

Date and Application

Offshore Wind Introduction course.【Held online (Zoom) or in a group meeting in Nagasaki】
●23rd and 24th, August, 2022.【online (Zoom)】
※29th and 30th, August, 2022.
※7th and 8th, February, 2023.

The course on August 23 and 24, 2022 will be online (Zoom).
Courses marked with an asterisk (*) will be held online (Zoom) or in a group meeting in Nagasaki (to be determined 3 months in advance).
Registration closes four business days prior to the first day of the course.

Enrollment

Target Participant

New graduates from all industries involved in offshore wind, those changing jobs, and those moving within the company.
Those who want to relearn and acquire systematic knowledge.

Goal

This course is designed to provide short-term, intensive training in the basic business and technical knowledge of the offshore wind industry, significantly reducing the start-up time for new personnel.

Content

Offshore Wind Introduction course.【Online（Zoom）】

＜Day 1＞

9:00		30min	Orientation
9:30	LE01	30min	History of offshore wind
10:00	LE02	50min	Electricity, Society and policy
10:50		10min	Break
11:00	LE03	30min	What is wind?
11:30	LE04	40min	From wind to torque
12:10		60min	Lunch break
13:10	LE05	55min	Offshore wind in numbers
14:05	LE06	20min	Power generation
14:25		10min	Break
14:35	LE07	45min	Offshore power networks
15:20	WS02	60min	Energy yield culculation
16:20		30min	Learning offshore wind by virtual reality 3D models.
16:50			End

（※LE=Lectrure / WS=Workshop）

＜Day 2＞

9:00	LE08	60min	Introduction to support structure design
10:00		10min	Break
10:10	LE09	40min	Theory of monopile
10:50	WS04	60min	Simplified design of monopile support structure
11:50		70min	Lunch break
13:00	LE10	60min	Design and installation
14:00		10min	Break
14:10	LE11	30min	Operation and maintenance
14:40		20min	Review of the course
15:00			End

（※LE=Lectrure / WS=Workshop）

Offshore Wind Introduction course.

＜Day 1＞

8:30		30min	Welcome coffee
9:00		15min	Orientation
9:15	LE01	30min	History of Offshore Wind Energy
9:45	LE02	40min	Electricity, Society and Policy
10:25		15min	Break
10:40	WS01	30min	Wind Turbine Competition, Part1
11:10	LE03	30min	What is Wind?
11:40	WS01	20min	Wind Turbine Competition, Part2
12:00		60min	Lunch Break
13:00	LE04	40min	From Wind to Torque
13:40	LE05	45min	Offshore Wind in Numbers
14:25		15min	Break
14:40	LE06	20min	Introduction to Power Generation
15:00	WS02	60min	Energy Yield Calculation
16:00		15min	Break
16:15	LE07	45min	Offshore Power Network
17:00	WS03	20min	Making Generator
17:20			End(Social gathering)

（※LE=Lectrure / WS=Workshop）

＜Day 2＞

8:30		30min	Welcome coffee
9:00	LE08	60min	Introduction to Support Structure Design
10:00		15min	Break
10:15	LE09	40min	Theory of Monopile
10:55	WS04	50min	Design of Monopile
11:45		75min	Break
13:00	LE10	50min	Design and Installation
13:50	WS05	60min	Installing Miniture Offshore Wind Farm
14:50		15min	Break
15:05	LE11	30min	Operation and Maintenance
15:35		15min	Review of the 2 days
15:50			End

（※LE=Lectrure / WS=Workshop）

Venue

●Offshore Wind Introduction
Second Floor, Research and Development Promotion Organization, Bunkyo Campus, Nagasaki University, 1-14 Bunkyo-machi, Nagasaki 852-8521, Japan

●On-site program
Depart Nagasaki Port 07:40am, visit Goto Island, exchange views with the fisheries cooperative, etc., and arrive at Nagasaki Port 18:15 (dismissal possible in Goto City)

Date and Application

The course on August 23 and 24, 2022 will be online (Zoom).
Courses marked with an asterisk (*) will be held online (Zoom) or in a group meeting in Nagasaki (to be determined 3 months in advance).
Registration closes four business days prior to the first day of the course.

Enrollment

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