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4th Annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS)

Conference

Title: 4th Annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS)
Date:
25-27 April 2016
Location:
Washington D.C., USA
Venue:
Capital Hilton Hotel

The 4th annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS) will be held as part of Waterpower Week in Washington on April 25-27, 2016, at the Capital Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C. In addition to METS, the simultaneously occurring events that make up Waterpower Week in Washington are the 2nd International Marine Renewable Energy Conference (IMREC) and the National Hydropower Association (NHA) Annual Conference.

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. In addition, holding METS in conjunction with IMREC and the NHA Annual Conference provides researchers with the invaluable opportunity to interact with public and private industry stakeholders.

 

Event Documents

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

Title Author Date Technology Collection Method Application
Numerical and physical modeling of a flexibly-connected two-body wave energy converter Rosenberg, B., Mundon, T. Wave, Point Absorber Lab Data, Modeling, Scale Device Performance
ORPC RivGen Wake Characterization Guerra, M., Thomson, J. Current, Riverine Field Data Hydrodynamics
The flow field of a two-bladed horizontal axis turbine via comparison of RANS and LES simulations against experimental PIV flume measurements Sale, D., Aliseda, A. Current, Axial Flow Turbine Lab Data, Modeling Hydrodynamics, Performance
Benchmarking sensor fusion capabilities of an integrated monitoring package Cotter, E. , Matzner, S., Horne, J. Field Data
Computational simulation of tidal energy generation estuary-scale scenarios Sale, D., Aliseda, A. Current, Tidal Modeling Hydrodynamics
Station-keeping Simulation of a Non-moored WEC Rusch, C., Polagye, B., Joslin, J. Wave, Point Absorber Modeling Mooring, Performance
A comparison of WEC control strategies for a linear WEC model Bacelli, G., Coe, R., Wilson, D. Wave Modeling Control
Scenario analysis of tidal turbine arrays: sustainable designs in response to holistic considerations McTiernan, K., Polagye, B. Current, Tidal Array Effects, Structural
Phase-resolved heave plate dynamics for wave energy converters Brown, A., Thomson, J. Wave, Point Absorber Field Data Hydrodynamics, Structural
Comparison of acoustic doppler and particle image velocimetry characterizations of a cross-flow turbine wake Strom, B., Brunton, S., Aliseda, A. Current, Cross Flow Turbine Lab Data Hydrodynamics
Stall Dynamics of a Cross-Flow Turbine Cavagnaro, R., Polagye, B. Current, Cross Flow Turbine Lab Data Performance
WEC and support bridge control structural dynamic interaction analysis Wilson, D., Bacelli, G., Coe, R. Wave, Point Absorber Field Data, Modeling Control, Structural
On the short-term uncertainty in performance of a point absorber wave energy converter Manuel, L., Canning, J., Coe, R. Wave, Point Absorber Modeling Performance
Update on WEC-Sim Validation Testing and Code Development Ruehl, K., Michelen, C., Yu, Y. Wave Lab Data, Modeling
Tool for distributed pressure time-histories of marine structures: Verification and Case Study with a WEC Michelen, C., Coe, R., Wang, Q. Point Absorber Structural
WDRT: A toolbox for design-response analysis of wave energy converters Coe, R., Michelen, C., Eckert-Gallup, A. Wave Modeling
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