Arne van der Hout

Expert on hydrodynamic and nautical aspects of harbours, fairways and hydraulic structures
+31(0)88335 8008
Arne.vanderHout@deltares.nlAfter Mr. van der Hout finished his MSc. study in Marine Technology, he worked during one year as Researcher at the faculty of Ship Hydromechanics. He joined Deltares as a staff member of the Harbour and Offshore Technology section. He works on hydrodynamic topics related to nautical activities in and around harbours and hydraulic structures, including ship manoeuvring and moored-ship studies. He is involved in R&D projects regarding low-frequency waves, passing ships, ship manoeuvring in stratified flows, and in the development and testing of several hydraulic mathematical models.
Working experience
2008-present | Deltares, port hydrodynamics and related nautical requirements, Harbour, Coastal and Offshore Engineering Department | Researcher / adviser |
2007-2008 | TU Delft, section Ship Hydromechanics | Researcher |
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Project leader of the scale model work for the new sealock in Ijmuiden. This includes designing the scale model facility, supervising the building process and carrying out measurements.
IJmuiden, 2014
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Computing geometry dependent forces on a vessel entering a lock and coupling these forces interactively with a real time manoeuvring simulator.
IJmuiden, 2013
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Research On Passing Effects on Ships.
Int. ( Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Antwerp), 2010-2013
JIP Ropes, Joint Industry Project, Research On Passing Effects on Ships. Cooperation with Pinkster Marine Hydrodynamics (PMH BV), Svašek Hydraulics, and MARIN. Study of the effects of passing vessels on moored vessels inside ports or along a channel. Aim: to improve insight into the effects of passing vessels and to develop methodologies for the evaluation of such effects. The study is funded by several international organisations, including port authorities, terminal operators, consultancy firms, and engineering firms.
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Wave model study to determine wave propagation over a generic dredged entrance channel using a Boussinesq-type wave model.
Int., 2013
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JIP HAWA-II, Joint Industry Project
Int., 2010-2012
JIP HAWA-II, Joint Industry Project, sHallow WAter Initiative, Part 2. Cooperation with MARIN (Netherlands),Bureau Veritas (France) and Shell (Netherlands/UK). Study of the characteristics of waves in shallow water for the design and development of offshore (LNG) terminals. Aim: to develop a complete design approach for nautical facilities in shallow water for low-frequency waves. The study is funded by several international companies from the oil and gas industry.
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Research project on the nautical safety for a new lock design. Application of CFD (OpenFOAM) to simulate the forces on ships entering a lock due to density currents.
IJmuiden, 2012
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Evaluation of a port entrance channel and derivation of weather windows indicating limiting wave and tidal conditions.
UK, 2011
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Estimation of infragravity wave penetration into a bay and to assessment of its impact on mooring
Brasil, 2011
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Supervisor of several MSc students from TU Delft and IHE. Subjects e.g.: Wave penetration and moored vessel response, Directional wave splitting of low-frequency waves, Effectiveness of floating breakwaters.
Delft, 2011- ongoing
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Passing ship effects in complex geometries and currents
2014
A.J. van der Hout an M.P.C. de Jong, 33rd PIANC World Congress, San Francisco, USA, 1-5 June, 2014. -
Evaluation of Directional Analysis Methods for Low-Frequency Waves to Predict LNGC Motion Response In Nearshore Areas
2013
S van Essen, A van der Hout, R Huijsmans, O Waals, Proceedings of the ASME 2013 32nd International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering, OMAE2013, June 9-14, 2013, Nantes, France -
The use and validation of OpenFOAM to determine the lateral and longitudinal forces exerted on a vessel in the lock and in the lock approach
2013
A de Loor, A J van der Hout, O M Weiler, W C D Kortlever, Third International Conference on Ship Manoeuvring in Shallow and Confined Water, June 03 - 05, 2013, Ghent, Belgium -
Determination of infragravity wave conditions at a nearshore location with a non-uniform coastline - case study of Baía de Todos os Santos, Brazil
2012
A.J. van der Hout, M.P.C. de Jong, E. Moerman, G. J. Timerman, E. Oliveira Ribeiro, Proceedings of the ASME 2012 31st International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering, OMAE2012, July 1-6, 2012, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil -
Numerical analysis of wind environmental conditions in an entrance channel in Galicia, Spain
2011
B. Blocken, A. van der Hout, J. Dekker, O. Weiler, 2011, 13th International Conference on Wind Engineering, July 10-15, Amsterdam, The Netherlands -
Computational analysis of wind environmental conditions in an entrance channel in Galicia, Spain
2011
B. Blocken, A. van der Hout, J. Dekker, O. Weiler, 2011, Marine CFD conference, RINA, 23 – 24 March, London, UK -
The use of a Boussinesq-type wave model to determine shi
2011
A. J. van der Hout, O. M. Weiler, and M. Borsboom, 2011, 2nd International Conference on Ship Manoeuvring in Shallow and Confined Water: Ship to Ship Interaction, May 18 - 20, 2011, Trondheim, Norway -
The use of a Boussinesq-type wave model to determine the surf quality of artificial reefs
2009
Hout, A van der, Borsboom, M., 2009, International Multi-Purpose Reef Conference (IMPR2009), Jeffrey’s Bay, South Africa.
Activities
present | Member | PIANC working group 171 |