Sebastien Thomas (05/12/1976) – French.
Rua
Professor Antonio Maria Teixeira, 33
Leblon Flat
Service Apto 1505
Rio de
Janeiro 22430-050 RJ
Brazil
Mobile: +55 21
93930224
Home: +55 21
25298332 (Ext 338)
natetseb@ig.com.br
A young 4-year experienced mooring engineer including 2 years of Mooring Analysis Software Development and 2 years as Mooring Design Engineer on the Barracuda and Caratinga (FPSOs) Project in Brazil.
1999 – 2002 NOBLE DENTON
GROUP
2001 – 02 NOBLE
DENTON RIO DE JANEIRO – BRAZIL.
Mooring Design
Engineer for the Barracuda and Caratinga Project.
Part of the analytical team responsible for performing all mooring analyses and system optimization necessary for Classification Society Approval of P43 and P48 FPSO’s.
Responsible for the interface between Moorings Group and other Project Groups.
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Achieved the worlds first (and second) classification
society approvals for a VLCC moored with a polyester taut leg spread mooring
system in a 1,000m water depth.
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Acquired valuable experience working on one of the
largest offshore projects.
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Acquired valuable experience as an expatriate in
Brazil.
1999 – 2001 NOBLE DENTON EUROPE LTD – London – UK
Mooring Design
Engineer and Software Developer.
Involved in various mooring analysis projects.
Responsible for the
development and marketing of the Mooring and Riser Analysis Software
SeaMoor2000 and Romeo.
Achievements
· Conducted the feasibility study of the LMG Marin SeaTwin and SeaDock FPSO’s concepts. Involved mooring analysis performed on SeaMoor2000 and riser analysis performed on Orcaflex.
· Conducted the development of the Frequency Domain Static Mooring Analysis Software SeaMoor to SeaMoor2000. Involved integration into SeaMoor of the following calculation modules (Fortran, C++):
· Dynamic Line Tensions.
· Mean Wave Drift Loads and Second Order Motion Predictions.
· First Order Motion Predictions.
· Conducted the development of the Frequency Domain Dynamic Mooring Analysis Software SeaMoor2000 to Romeo (Coupled Dynamic Mooring/Drilling Riser Analysis Software). Involved integration into SeaMoor2000 of a dynamic drilling riser analysis (Fortran, C++, Visual Basic).
· Responsible for the marketing of Romeo and Seamoor2000.
1998 UNIVERSITY OF PRAGUE (Czech Republic)
Trainee. Development of Fluid Mechanics equations.
1996 – 99 Institut des Sciences de l’Ingenieur de Toulon et du Var (ISITV). Degree in Numerical Modelling and Scientific Calculations
1994 – 96 Post Secondary studies in national preparatory program for elite schools – Tours (France).
February 2001 “ROMEO: A new powerful tool for Drilling Rigs” with Ian Cummins (TSF) and Steve Parfitt (BP), SPE/IADC 67711 Conference.