Research group
Dynamics Group
Our group's research covers a wide range of interests in the modelling, measurement and control of structural vibrations.
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We work with industry specialists to study noise and vibration of transportation vehicles, human response to vibration, and condition monitoring of infrastructure.
Our main research activities are:
- dynamic modelling
- high-frequency vibrations
- human factors research unit
- railway noise and vibration
- condition monitoring
Our laboratories incorporate the Human Factors Research Unit (HFRU). This contains a range of equipment for vibration measurement, testing and analysis.
Through our work with colleagues at , we contribute to a number of short courses for industry on vibration modelling, measurement and control.
People, projects and publications
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Research on the analysis and optimization methods for traction motor sound quality
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RIVAS-C.Jones-Eu FP7
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ROLL2RAIL - H2020 - Pro. David Thompson - 636032
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Run2Rail - D Thompson
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SILENCE
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TEMPUS
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Research and develop techniques of high-speed train active noise control seat and analysis and evaluation of vibration ride comfort
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Trackside Optical Fibre Acoustic Sensing (TOFAS)
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Vibration Condition Monitoring Project at the ISIS Synchrotron
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Vibration Condition Monitoring Project at the ISIS Synchrotron II
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I'm interested in combined human-seat modelling, vibration transmission via multi-input channels and their applications in vehicle dynamics and ride comfort.