The Ocean Waves Workshop brought together scientists, engineers and managers to present results and ideas related to the use of wave buoys, models and information to support at-sea operations. Sponsors for the workshop included the University of New Orleans, Marine Information Resources Corporation and AXYS Technologies, Inc.
- Session 1 - Use of wave measurements to support operations, as well as alternative energy
- The following presentation and extended abstracts relate to the use of wave measurements to cope with a range of issues from coastal erosion and climate change to marine spill response and flooding.
- Session 2 - ─ Development of wave modeling framework to protect life and save property
- The following presentation, paper, and extended abstracts relate to the use of wave models to support optimal ship tracking, glider operations, marine spill response, and numerous other applications.
- Session 3 ─ Recent advances and issues in wave buoy technologies
- The session's presentation, papers and extended abstracts provide information on the latest mooring components and devices such as acoustic Doppler current profilers which complement wave buoys.
- Session 4 ─ Accessibility of wave information for scientists, engineers, and managers
- The following presentation and extended abstract relate to data quality control and the increasing demand for reliable information on wave conditions, particularly at coastal sites, worldwide.
Event Documents
The following is a list of papers and presentations produced by this event.
| Session | Title | Author | Date Sort ascending | Technology | Collection Method | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Session 2 - Development of wave modeling framework to protect life and save property | A Transient Model for Wave Energy Resource Assessment on the West Coast of Vancouver Island | Hiles, C., Buckham, B., Tarbotton, M. | Wave | Modeling | ||
| Session 1 - Use of wave measurements to support operations, as well as alternative energy | Ocean Testing of a Power-Capturing Wave Buoy | Edwards, K. | Wave | Field Data, Modeling | Performance |
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