Newcastle University

Introduction

Hossein Enshaei was shipbuilding and conversion superintendent working at shanghai jiangnan shipyard, guangzhou cosco shipyard and ISOICO Persian Gulf. Prior to these roles, he has been the head of deck department of IRISL Marine Institute and contributing into several teaching modules. Moreover, he has been at sea over 10 years as navigator and the latest role was captain of several ocean going vessels. His interests are mainly in marine technology systems, dynamic modelling, numerical computation, simulation and applied control systems design..

Roles and Responsibilities

Teaching and Applied Research.

Qualifications

MSc Naval Architecture

BEng Mechanic

First Class Certificate of Competency

Previous Positions

Master Mariner
Lecturer at Marine Institute
Head of Deck department at Marine Institute
Hull and Machinery Supervisor for new building and conversion

Languages

English
Persian

Research Interests

Ballast Water Management Systems.
Ship dynamic stability

Marine control systems

Current Work

EU Funded Projects:
- BaWaPla:"Sustainable Ballast Water Treatment Plant"
- INTERREG:"North Sea Ballast Wtater Opportunity"

UK Government Funded Projects:
- The control of the spread of non indigenous species through ballast water.

Future Research

Modelling, Optimization and Control of Marine Systems using Artificial Neural Network.

Projects

• NSBWO – North Sea Ballast Water Opportunity
  Project Leader(s): Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) Newcastle University is a beneficiary to this project. PI is Prof. Ehsan Mesbahi
• Online Performance Monitoring of Ship’s Engine and Emission Prediction
  Project Leader(s): Dr. Kayvan Pazouki (PI: Lead Academic)

Undergraduate Teaching

MAR3007 - Formal Safety Assessment & Design for Safety
MAR1004 - Marine informatics I
MAR2014 - Marine informatics II
MAR2012 - Support in teaching "Marine Production Management"

Postgraduate Teaching

MAR8026 - Marine Machinery System

MAR8003 - Marine transmission Systems

MAR 8007 - Support in teaching "Marine Production Technology"

• Enshaei H, Mesbahi E. Development of a methodology for estimation of ballast water operations in UK ports. Maritime Policy and Management 2011, 38(7), 691-703.
• Enshaei H, Mesbahi E. The Identification of the amount and origin of BW discharged annually in UK ports. London: Report to UK-MCA, 2009. PR577.
• Kaveh E, Mesbahi E, Enshaei H. Monitoring bacteria in ballast water by mass spectroscopy. THE BALLAST WATER TIMES 2013, 3, 1.
• Enshaei H, Birmingham R. The application of signal processing techniques for real-time monitoring of the dynamic stability of a ship via its motion responses. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part M: Journal of Engineering for the Maritime Environment 2013, 227(2), 114-124.
• Enshaei H, Birmingham R, Mesbahi E. Identification of influential parameters in a ship's motion responses: A route to monitoring dynamic stability. Transactions of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects, Part A: International Journal of Maritime Engineering 2012, 154, A43-A51.
• Birmingham R, Utama K, Zaky M, Enshaei H. Marine safety in Indonesian waters and some insights gained from the European experience. In: ICSOT: Develpments in Ship Design & Construction. 2012, Ambon, Indonesia: The Royal Institution of Naval Architecture.
• Enshaei H, Birmingham R. Monitoring of Dynamic Stability via Ship's Motion Responses. In: 11th International Conference on Stability of Ships and Ocean Vehicles (STAB). 2012, Athens, Greece.