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Creator:: Roach, Aeron L.
Abstract:: Much like wind energy in its early years, marine energy has vast potential, and wave energy converter (WEC) concepts are constantly in development. Consequently, wave energy faces many challenges for expansion and has a wide-ranging design space of WEC concepts. The large design space demands new methods for understanding the...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: school head. Dr. Chris Hoyle for being a great professor to work for. Dr. Pedro Lomónaco for giving

Creator:: Devin, Michael C.
Abstract:: Floating offshore wind energy is anticipated to become a competitive source of renewable energy by the late 2020s, but the industry must reduce costs and uncertainties associated with the technology to do so. Identifying solutions to these problems frequently relies on computational modeling, which presents technical shortcomings limiting the versatility...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Gadasi, Pedro Lomónaco, and Christopher Neumann for your help and guidance on the real-time hy- brid

Creator:: McKee, Aisha I.
Abstract:: Wave Energy Converters (WEC) have great potential to help meet global energy demands, but even a single device can be challenging to model. Although most WEC concepts are modelled, many have been simplified with assumptions that do not accurately capture the true dynamics of the system. For this reason, data-driven...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Creator:: Bentivoglio, Marine M. J.
Abstract:: Resulting from the action of wind over open water surfaces, water waves contain colossal amounts of energy that has not yet been harnessed. Seen as a very promising source for renewable energy generation, many studies have tried to make wave energy a cost competitive source by investigating optimal designs of...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: goes out to Dr. Pedro Lomónaco. His constant cheerfulness, smile, funny stories and latin accent have

Creator:: Clark, Caitlyn E.
Abstract:: Offshore wind and wave energy have the potential to be significant sources of future global electricity production, reduce carbon emissions, decrease dependence on energy importation, and stimulate economic growth in coastal and remote areas. Fixed-foundation and floating offshore wind and wave energy technologies are at different stages of development, but...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: guidance through my PhD tenure: Irem Tumer, Flaxen Conway, Eduardo Cotilla-Sanchez, and Pedro Lomonaco

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