Place of Interview: Conference Room, The Lab, Dublin City Arts Office, Foley Street, Dublin 1 Name of Interviewer: Marc Redmond (MR) on behalf of Dublin City Library and Archive (DCLA) Name of the Interviewee: Mark Frazer (MF) Project Name: Shelbourne FC Oral History Project: Phase 1 Listen here or Download Audio (mp3) Transcript Mark also outlines his own family’s involvement with Shelbourne FC in the past decade – he has volunteered as a medical officer for underage teams his wife Bernadette has provided refreshments for players and his son John Frazer has videoed matches.

He also speaks of the excitement of travelling to European cup competitions in Kilmarnock (1997) and Lille (2004). He recalls how in the 1970s supporters travelled to away matches on same bus as the players. The first match he attended was a friendly against Manchester United in Dalymount Park. I have specific experience of developing and applying these methods in a broad range of sectors including: the cores of both new and existing graphite moderated nuclear reactors warships land based gas turbines and offshore wind installations.Mark Frazer has been a supporter of Shelbourne FC for nearly 40 years.

The process of building trust in any model used for decision making is important, but can be essential when they are used autonomously in an AI approach. In addition to building and training models, we have also developed methods for testing and validating them. This helps our clients to make operational decisions which have the best chance of ensuring that their assets meet their required safety, operational and financial performance. By understanding the future uncertainty, we can use models to explore options. We build probabilistic models using a wide range of data analytic and machine learning approaches backed up with scientific or expert understanding. More generally, I’m interested in understanding how high integrity systems perform in service and to build models which describe this behaviour.Īt Frazer-Nash, I lead a multidisciplinary team developing methods which are helping our clients understand the current and future performance of their assets. I have a background in material science and asset management for complex and safety critical systems.

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