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Daniel Pelletier
Phone: 613-993-6777
Fax: 613-952-7679
Email: Dan.Pelletier@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
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Martin Serrer
Phone: 613-993-9442
Fax: 613-952-7679
Email: martin.serrer@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
Technology Development
CHC has a long history of developing intellectual property and using it for three things: direct application in its own laboratories, commercialization to licensees worldwide, and the development of proprietary solutions for clients using IP as the foundation. Here are some past successes:
- GEDAP, proprietary software for the generation of waves in laboratory basins and for the recording, analysis, and management of experimental data;
- NDAC, proprietary software for laboratory data acquisition and control;
- MOTAN, a proprietary motion measurement system in six degrees of freedom embodied in wave buoys and ship-motion applications;
- EnSimTM, proprietary software for the control, analysis, and visualization of water-related models;
- Green KenueTM, a proprietary application of EnSim for hydrology;
- Blue KenueTM, a proprietary application of EnSim for classical hydraulics;
- AnemoScopeTM, a proprietary application of EnSim for wind energy prospecting modelling;
- MarKE, proprietary software for marine kinetic energy decision support;
- ECDataExplorer, a proprietary hydrometric station database browser;
- Iceberg Drift Model, a proprietary software application for projecting the trajectory of icebergs driven by wind and currents;
- Particle-in-cell, proprietary software for the analysis of the kinematics, dynamics, and forces from the motion of water and ice.
Some of the above applications have been made freely downloadable, but the underlying source code has been retained by CHC in proprietary form and remains under active development and use.
We continue to develop IP for physical experimentation and measurement and for advanced numerical modelling in the field of water- and ice-related phenomena.
To explore licensing opportunities or the custom development of proprietary IP, please contact:
Dan Pelletier, Manager, Technology Development
Physical experimentation and measurement-making
Phone: 613-993-6677
Fax: 613-952-7679
Email: Dan.Pelletier@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
Martin Serrer, Manager, Software Engineering
Numerical modelling and software solutions
Phone: 613-993-9442
Fax: 613-952-7679
Email: Martin Serrer@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
