S.M.S. Alhaddad
S.M.S. Alhaddad
Profile
Biography
Dr. ir. Said Alhaddad is an assistant professor of Offshore and Dredging Engineering at the Department of Marine and Transport Technology. His research interests reside in understanding the physical processes governing the interplay between underwater activities and environmental pressures, in particular the generated turbidity flows, which is of great relevance to address the challenges facing the subsea technology and to reduce the risk of unsustainable development.
Dr. ir. Alhaddad carried out his Postdoc in Deep Sea Mining at TU Delft. He was awarded the degree of doctor from the Department of Hydraulic Engineering, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, TU Delft. His PhD work has focused on breaching flow slides and the associated turbidity currents. He holds an MSc in Coastal and Marine Engineering and Management from both TU Delft and Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
Expertise
Turbidity Currents; Sediment Erosion; Subaqueous Dilative Slope Failure (Breaching); Experimentation; Deep Sea Mining
Expertise
Publications
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2023
3D CFD Study of Scour in Combined WaveāCurrent Flows around Rectangular Piles with Varying Aspect Ratios
Debasish Dutta / Mohammad Saud Afzal / S.M.S. Alhaddad
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2023
Mining of Deep-Seabed Nodules Using a CoandÄ-Effect-Based Collector
S.M.S. Alhaddad / D. Mehta / R.L.J. Helmons
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2023
Sediment Erosion Generated by a CoandÄ-Effect-Based Polymetallic-Nodule Collector
S.M.S. Alhaddad / R.L.J. Helmons
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2023
Stabilizing and Destabilizing Breaching Flow Slides
S.M.S. Alhaddad / Dave Weij / C. van Rhee / G.H. Keetels
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2022
Experimental investigation of sediment erosion generated by a coandÄ-effect-based polymetallic-nodule collector
S.M.S. Alhaddad / R.L.J. Helmons
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Courses 2023
Media
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2020-10-08
Experimenting with Underwater Sediment Slides
Appeared in: Eos. Science News by AGU
Ancillary activities
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2022-10-17 - 2024-10-17