Dan Liang

Title: Dan Liang - Innovator in Marine Natural Gas Hydrate Sensing Technology

Introduction

Dan Liang is a prominent inventor based in Qingdao, China. He has made significant contributions to the field of marine natural gas hydrate sensing technology. His innovative work focuses on developing intelligent sensing nodes that enhance the monitoring and evaluation of marine resources.

Latest Patents

Dan Liang holds a patent for a "Five-component marine natural gas hydrate intelligent sensing node." This invention comprises a titanium alloy compartment, an information acquisition unit, an integrated control chip, and a power module. The integrated control chip includes an intelligent computing unit and a transmission unit. The intelligent computing unit is designed to acquire quality monitoring indicators of marine natural gas hydrates through feature extraction. It transmits the reduced represented features to a monitoring device on the sea surface via the transmission unit. This invention addresses the challenges of timely quality monitoring, ensuring a controllable undersea node working status. The data acquired is complete and without loss, facilitating the exploration of nonconventional energy resources such as marine hydrates. It also holds great potential for applications in oil and gas resources exploration, geological hazards precautions, and evaluation.

Career Highlights

Dan Liang is affiliated with the Ocean University of China, where he conducts research and development in marine technology. His work has garnered attention for its innovative approach to resource monitoring and management.

Collaborations

Dan has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Siyou Tong and Kai Wang, who contribute to his research endeavors.

Conclusion

Dan Liang's contributions to marine natural gas hydrate sensing technology exemplify the importance of innovation in resource management. His work not only addresses current challenges but also paves the way for future advancements in the field.