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of CTV storage capability, as only the storage frames would need to be changed and new vessels loaded when in port. This configurational flexibility would offer a significant opportunity for vessel and hence operating cost optimisation within an O&M strategy. Given the significant knowledge work nature of the technicians role in the O&M activities in the offshore wind sector, Environmental
Psychology offers a significant
opportunity for Transfer of Innovation from the built environment to the commercial marine sector. Where the critical activity for Marine Designers is to engage in thoughtful analysis of the behaviours and processes that are most important and then to design the work settings to support them. As safer environments have a lower operational costs from an insurance perspective.
7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The authors wish to thank Captain Bob Mainprize of Mainprize Offshore Ltd, for his permission to use the M02 Wind Farm Support Vessel in this project and for the significant technical discussion and user perspective he contributed to the Design-Driven Innovation process. The authors gratefully acknowledge the grant support received to carry out the work presented in this paper as an integral part of the Leonardo TOI funded project EBDIG-WFSV, funded under the EU Lifelong Learning Programme, grant number: UK/13/LLP-LdV/TOI-621. The content of the publication is the sole responsibility of the authors, the European Commission is not liable for any use that may be made of the information. The initial exterior concept was developed by Matt Bishop and the detailed interior concepts by Dastinas Steponenas, Yeo Kim and Zhivko Stoyanov during their professional internship with EBDIG-IRC. All of whom are Boat Design students within the Department of Industrial Design at Coventry University.
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