Symbiotic Engineering & Analysis (SEA) Lab at University of Michigan

Support Types:
Non-Open Water, Numerical Modeling & Analysis

Technology Relevance:
Wave

Location: 2350 Hayward St, Ann Arbor, MI

Facility Overview

Symbiotic Engineering and Analysis (SEA) Lab at the University of Michigan is a numerical modeling and systems analysis facility specializing in marine renewable energy and ocean-based economy applications. The lab provides advanced expertise in hydrodynamic modeling, wave energy converter (WEC) design and optimization, multidisciplinary design optimization (MDO), control co-design, marine spatial planning, hybrid renewable energy systems, desalination, autonomous marine systems, and techno-economic/environmental analysis. Leveraging high-performance computing resources and a suite of open-source tools (including MDOcean, MarineHydro.jl, OpenFLASH, and WEC-DECIDER) the facility supports the design, evaluation, and optimization of marine energy technologies and integrated offshore systems. The SEA Lab combines expertise in hydrodynamics, controls, structures, economics, and systems engineering to help accelerate the development, deployment, and commercialization of innovative marine energy solutions.

Facility Capabilities

2350 Hayward St, Ann Arbor, MI