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Sensor integration on a Canadian coast guard vessel to assist in characterization of the ice environment

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Recipient
C-Core
Agreement start
Jan. 21, 2021
Program
Collaborative Science, Technology and Innovation Program - Collaborative R&D Initiatives
Record type
Federal grant or contribution

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agreement 172-2021-2022-Q3-964449, amendment 1

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Reported address: country: CA; province: NL; city: St. John's|St. John's; postal code: A1B 3X5.

How counted: latest of 2 rows (department reports running totals). Start: 2021-01-21; end: 2022-09-30; reported: not stated. Amount: published value.

    Full source fields
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    493677307
    ref_number
    172-2021-2022-Q3-964449
    amendment_number
    1
    amendment_date
    2021-11-09
    agreement_type
    G
    recipient_type
    F
    recipient_business_number
    131543431
    recipient_legal_name
    C-Core
    recipient_operating_name
    research_organization_name
    recipient_country
    CA
    recipient_province
    NL
    recipient_city
    St. John's|St. John's
    recipient_postal_code
    A1B 3X5
    federal_riding_name_en
    St. John's East
    federal_riding_name_fr
    St. John's-Est
    federal_riding_number
    10006
    prog_name_en
    Collaborative Science, Technology and Innovation Program - Collaborative R&D Initiatives
    prog_name_fr
    Programme de collaboration en science, en technologie et en innovation - Initiatives de collaboration en R-D
    prog_purpose_en
    Collaborate on multiparty research and development programs to catalyze transformative, high-risk, high-reward research with the potential for game-changing scientific discoveries and technological breakthroughs in priority areas.
    prog_purpose_fr
    Collaborer à des programmes multipartites de recherche-développement dans le but de profiter de la synergie entre la recherche transformatrice à haut risque et à haut rendement et le potentiel de découvertes scientifiques et de percées technologiques révolutionnaires dans des secteurs d’intervention prioritaires.
    agreement_title_en
    Sensor integration on a Canadian coast guard vessel to assist in characterization of the ice environment
    agreement_title_fr
    Intégration de capteurs sur un navire de la Garde côtière canadienne pour faciliter la caractérisation de l’environnement glaciaire
    agreement_number
    964449
    agreement_value
    279408
    foreign_currency_type
    foreign_currency_value
    agreement_start_date
    2021-01-21
    agreement_end_date
    2022-09-30
    coverage
    description_en
    The collaborative research Project develops a scientific research methodology to deploy sensors aboard an ice-going ship (Canadian Coast Guard Icebreaker CCGS Henry Larsen) in order to measure ice severity. Ice severity is related to a number of physical properties of ice, including: ice strength, ice thickness, ice age, ice coverage, ice piece size, pressure within the ice pack, etc. There is a significant body of scientific knowledge related to measuring certain ice properties from a ship but there are significant gaps in this knowledge. One of the main research gaps is that previous research has focused on measuring a specific ice property. However, no methods currently exist in the scientific literature for a holistic measurement of ice severity. The collaborative research Project addresses the research gap by using advanced scientific sensors to measure the impact of ice severity on a sea vessel traveling in Canadian icy waters.
    description_fr
    Le projet collaboratif de recherche consiste à mettre au point une méthodologie de recherche scientifique pour déployer des capteurs à bord d’un navire marchand de glace (le NGCC Henry Larsen, brise-glace de la Garde côtière canadienne) afin de mesurer la sévérité de la glace. La sévérité de la glace est liée à un certain nombre de propriétés physiques de la glace comme notamment la résistance de la glace, l’épaisseur de la glace, l’âge de la glace, la couverture de glace, la taille des morceaux de glace et la pression à l’intérieur de la banquise. Il existe un ensemble important de connaissances scientifiques liées à la mesure de certaines propriétés de la glace à partir d’un navire, mais ces connaissances présentent des lacunes importantes. L’une des principales lacunes de la recherche est que les recherches précédentes se sont concentrées sur la mesure d’une propriété particulière de la glace. Cependant, il n’existe actuellement aucune méthode dans la littérature scientifique pour une mesure holistique de la sévérité de la glace. Notre projet comble cette lacune en utilisant des capteurs scientifiques avancés pour mesurer l’impact de la sévérité de la glace sur un navire de mer voyageant dans les eaux glacées canadiennes.
    naics_identifier
    541710
    expected_results_en
    In the short term, anticipated outcomes will be strengthened collaborations across industry, academia, and government to support research excellence. In the medium term, anticipated outcomes will be the development of new and potentially disruptive technologies with collaborators. In the long term, find collaborative solutions to public policy challenges and create stronger innovation systems.
    expected_results_fr
    À court terme, les résultats prévus seront des collaborations renforcées entre l'industrie, le milieu universitaire et le gouvernement pour soutenir l'excellence en recherche. À moyen terme, les résultats attendus seront le développement de nouvelles technologies potentiellement perturbatrices avec des collaborateurs. À long terme, trouver des solutions collaboratives aux défis des politiques publiques et créer des systèmes d'innovation plus solides.
    additional_information_en
    This agreement has been amended 1 time(s). The end date of this agreements has been modified by 487 days.
    additional_information_fr
    Cet accord a été modifié 1 fois La date de fin du présent accord a été changé de 487 jours.
    owner_org
    nrc-cnrc
    owner_org_title
    National Research Council Canada | Conseil national de recherches Canada

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