Sarah Lundregan
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Sarah Lundregan is a researcher in aquaculture engineering, with a primary focus on optimizing feeding systems for sea cage environments. Her key research areas include the fluid dynamics of feed distribution, the mechanical design of pneumatic spreaders, and the environmental impacts of aquaculture operations. Lundregan’s major contribution is a pioneering simulation study published in 2016 that models how wind affects the spatial distribution of pelletized feed from rotary pneumatic spreaders. By extending a robotic model and ballistic trajectory descriptions, she provided critical insights into feed waste reduction and improved feeding efficiency, directly addressing a significant economic and ecological challenge in marine aquaculture. Although her most-cited paper has garnered 3 citations, its practical implications for feed management and sustainable aquaculture practices underscore its value to the field. Lundregan’s work has been recognized for its innovative integration of robotics and external ballistics, offering a foundation for future studies on automated feeding systems. Her research continues to inform the design of more precise and environmentally responsible aquaculture technologies.
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