Please be aware of the following points regarding applications for the first half of the fiscal year 2024 at the Nagasaki Ocean Academy:
Applications for the second half of the fiscal year (October to March 2025) will be opened as soon as the schedule is determined.
Starting from the fiscal year 2024, there will be a revision of the tuition fees, so please confirm and apply accordingly.
In the second half of the fiscal year, the following courses will not be held: “A2 Offshore Wind Project Development Course,” “A3 Certification, Insurance and Finance Course,” “C2 EPC Project Management Course,” and “C3 Offshore Wind HSE Basic Course.” Please apply for these courses in the first half of the year.
The planned number of course sessions for the second half of the year at the current stage is as follows.
However, please note that this may change depending on future circumstances:
“A0 Half-Day Introductory Course” and “A1 General Course” each 2 sessions
“A4 Floating Offshore Wind Power Generation Course” and “A5 Wind and Sea Conditions Observation, Analysis, and Power Generation Forecast Course” each 1 session
“C1 Subsea Ground Survey, Analysis, and Offshore Construction Course” and “C4 Foundation Course of Power Transmission Systems” each 1 session
The Engineering Advancement Association of Japan (ENAA) and its member companies produce the content, and experienced staff with practical knowledge serve as instructors. Japan’s offshore wind power projects have lagged behind those in Western Europe, but recently, wind farm construction has been initiated in various locations. Currently, more extensive development plans are being considered in numerous coastal areas nationwide. In the future, there is an expected significant expansion from coastal fixed-bottom wind power generation to offshore floating wind power generation. Therefore, the construction of submarine cable routes connecting wind turbines in offshore wind farms and transmitting power to onshore bases becomes crucial.
Furthermore, various related businesses exist for offshore wind power facilities. Hence, we provide essential knowledge about power transmission cables, which is highly relevant for engineers involved in these projects.”
On-site attendance only (no online attendance).
Submarine Power Transmission Cable Course Day 1
9:00 | 【Opening】 | 30 min | Orientation, Self-introduction |
9:30 | 【LE A】 | 25 min | Development history of offshore wind power generation cables |
9:55 | 【LE B】 | 60 min | Submarine cable design (bottom-fixed) |
10:55 | 15 min | Break | |
11:10 | 【LE C】 | 50 min | Manufacturing・performance testing of submarine cables |
12:00 | 60 min | Lunch | |
13:00 | 【LE D】 | 30 min | Submarine cable installation (route survey) |
13:30 | 【LE E】 | 30 min | Submarine cable installation (cable-laying ship, transportation) |
14:00 | 【LE F】 | 45 min | Submarine cable installation (laying procedure) |
14:45 | 15 min | Break | |
15:00 | 【LE G】 | 45 min | Submarine cable installation (Protection, Installation, Removal, Cable laying equipment) |
15:45 | 【Wrap-up】 | 45 min | Q&A, Discussion |
16:30 | End of the 1st day |
Submarine Power Transmission Cable Course Day 2
9:00 | 【LE H】 | 60 min | Submarine cable maintenance |
10:00 | 【LE I】 | 60 min | Submarine cable design (floating) |
11:00 | 15 min | Break | |
11:15 | 【LE I】 | 45 min | Continuation of submarine cable design (floating) |
12:00 | 60 min | Lunch Break | |
13:00 | 【LE J】 | 45 min | Submarine cable installation (floating) |
13:45 | 【LE K】 | 60 min | Future Development Challenges |
14:45 | 15 min | Break | |
15:00 | 【Wrap-up】 | 60 min | Q&A, Discussion |
16:00 | End of the 2nd day |
Second Floor, Research and Development Promotion Organization,
Bunkyo Campus, Nagasaki University,
1-14 Bunkyo-machi, Nagasaki 852-8521, Japan
On-site attendance only (no online attendance).