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Archive | 2014

Characterization of U.S. Wave Energy Converter (WEC) Test Sites: A Catalogue of Met-Ocean Data.

Ann Renee Dallman; Vincent Sinclair Neary

This report presents met - ocean data and wave energy characteristics at three U.S. wave energy converter (WEC) test and potential deployment sites . Its purpose is to enable the compari son of wave resource characteristics among sites as well as the select io n of test sites that are most suitable for a developers device and that best meet their testing needs and objectives . It also provides essential inputs for the design of WEC test devices and planning WEC tests, including the planning of deployment and op eration s and maintenance. For each site, this report catalogues wave statistics recommended in the (draft) International Electrotechnical Commission Technical Specification (IEC 62600 - 101 TS) on Wave Energy Characterization, as well as the frequency of oc currence of weather windows and extreme sea states, and statistics on wind and ocean currents. It also provides useful information on test site infrastructure and services .

Archive | 2015

Characterization of U.S. Wave Energy Converter (WEC) Test Sites: A Catalogue of Met-Ocean Data, 2nd Edition

Ann Renee Dallman; Vincent Sinclair Neary

This report presents met-ocean data and wave energy characteristics at eight U.S. wave energy converter (WEC) test and potential deployment sites. Its purpose is to enable the comparison of wave resource characteristics among sites as well as the selection of test sites that are most suitable for a developer’s device and that best meet their testing needs and objectives. It also provides essential inputs for the design of WEC test devices and planning WEC tests, including the planning of deployment, and operations and maintenance. For each site, this report catalogues wave statistics recommended in the International Electrotechnical Commission Technical Specification (IEC 62600-101 TS) on Wave Energy Characterization, as well as the frequency of occurrence of weather windows and extreme sea states, and statistics on wind and ocean currents. It also provides useful information on test site infrastructure and services.

Ocean Engineering | 2016

Application of principal component analysis (PCA) and improved joint probability distributions to the inverse first-order reliability method (I-FORM) for predicting extreme sea states

Aubrey Celia Eckert-Gallup; Cédric J. Sallaberry; Ann Renee Dallman; Vincent S. Neary

Archive | 2014

Initial characterization of the wave resource at several high energy U.S. sites.

Ann Renee Dallman; Vincent S. Neary

Archive | 2014

FIELD MEASUREMENT TEST PLAN TO DETERMINE EFFECTS OF HYDROKINETIC TURBINE DEPLOYMENT ON CANAL TEST SITE IN YAKIMA WA USA.

Budi Gunawan; Vincent Sinclair Neary; Jesse D. Roberts; Ann Renee Dallman; Shane Grovue; Josh Mortensen; Brian Heiner

ASME 2017 36th International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering | 2017

Wave Energy Prize Experimental Sea State Selection

Diana L Bull; Ann Renee Dallman

Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews | 2018

Evaluation of performance metrics for the Wave Energy Prize converters tested at 1/20th scale

Ann Renee Dallman; Dale S. Jenne; Vincent S. Neary; Frederick Driscoll; Robert Thresher; Budi Gunawan

Archive | 2018

Methodology to Calculate the ACE and HPQ Metrics Used in the Wave Energy Prize

Frederick Driscoll; Jochem Weber; Dale S. Jenne; Robert Thresher; Lee J. Fingersh; Dianna Bull; Ann Renee Dallman; Budi Gunawan; Kelley Ruehl; David Newborn; Miguel Quintero; Alison LaBonte; Darshan Karwat; Scott Beatty

Archive | 2016