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2nd Annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS)

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Title: 2nd Annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS)
Date:
15-18 April 2014
Location:
Seattle, Washington, USA
Technology:
Marine Energy

The 2nd Annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS) will be held on April 15-17 in Seattle, WA in conjunction with the Global Marine Renewable Energy Conference (GMREC).

 

METS provides a venue where technical experts can publish and present wave and water current energy research that helps accelerate the pace of technology development. Holding METS in conjunction with GMREC provides researchers with the invaluable opportunity to interact with public and private industry stakeholders.

 

 

Last year’s inaugural METS was a great success and consisted of over 40 technical presentations and 30 technical papers. All accepted papers were published in open-access format and are available online.

 

Event Documents

The following is a list of papers and presentations produced by this event.

Title Author Date Technology Stressor Receptor
Development of an Adaptable Monitoring Package for Marine Renewable Energy Projects Part II: Hydrodynamic Performance Joslin, J., Polagye, B., Stewart, A. Marine Energy Physical Environment
Further Development of SNL-SWAN, A Validated Wave Energy Converter Array Modeling Tool Porter, A., Ruehl, K., Chartrand, C. Marine Energy, Wave
Reynolds Number Dependence of Cross-Flow Turbine Performance and Near-Wake Characteristics Bachant, P., Wosnik, M. Marine Energy Physical Environment
Modeling Impacts of Energy Extraction from the Gulf Stream System Haas, K., Yang, X., Fritz, H. Marine Energy, Ocean Current Changes in Flow Physical Environment
Development of an Adaptable Monitoring Package for Marine Renewable Energy Projects Part I: Conceptual Design and Operation Rush, B., Joslin, J., Stewart, A. Marine Energy Physical Environment, Marine Mammals
Field Measurement Test Plan to Determine Effects of Hydrokinetic Turbine Deployment on Canal Test Site in Yakima, WA, USA Gunawan, B., Neary, V., Roberts, J. Marine Energy, Riverine Changes in Flow Physical Environment
Analysis of the Impacts of Wave Energy Converter Arrays on the Nearshore Wave Climate O'Dea, A., Haller, M. Marine Energy, Wave Physical Environment
Scaling of Spatial and Temporal Biological Variability at Marine Renewable Energy Sites Jacques, D., Horne, J. Marine Energy Ecosystem Processes, Fish, Pelagic Fish
Discrete Element Modeling of Blade-Strike Frequency and Survival of Fish Passing Through Hydrokinetic Turbines Romero-Gomez, P., Richmond, M. Marine Energy Avoidance, Collision Fish
Design and Initial Component Tests of an Integrated Avian and Bat Collision Detection System for Offshore Wind Turbines Flowers, J., Albertani, R., Harrison, T. Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind Collision Bats, Birds
Tagged Species Detection: Approach to Monitoring Marine Species at Marine Hydrokinetic Projects Tomichek, C., Colby, J., Adonizio, M. Marine Energy Fish, Pelagic Fish
Array Optimization for Tidal Energy Extraction in a Tidal Channel - A Numerical Modeling Analysis Yang, Z., Wang, T., Copping, A. Marine Energy, Tidal
Spatio-Temporal Resolution of Different Flow Measurement Techniques for Marine Renewable Energy Applications Lyon, V., Wosnik, M. Marine Energy
Annex IV - Investigating Environmental Effects of Wave and Tidal Devices Through International Cooperation Copping, A., Hanna, L., Battey, H. Marine Energy, Tidal, Wave Changes in Flow, Habitat Change, Noise

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