Offshore WINDPOWER 2012 Poster Presentations
AWEA welcomed 70 poster presentations to AWEA OFFSHORE WINDPOWER 2012 Conference & Exhibition. The poster presentations were an integral part of the events educational offering and grew in recent years due to the increased number of excellent presentations AWEA received. The poster presentations provided a forum for offshore wind industry innovators and academics from the U.S. and abroad to showcase their cutting edge products and research through the engaging medium of visual displays.
All attendees were invited to participate in the Poster Reception, a visual display of offshore wind industry innovation, research, experience and insights. All poster authors from a wide range of offshore wind sectors presented their works during this hour-long reception, making this a unique opportunity to network with and learn from some of the offshore wind industry's brightest and most experienced professionals.
Below is a list of all 2012 poster presentations by category. For more detailed information about the posters and their authors visit the Offshore WINDPOWER 2012 Detailed Program.
Balance of Plant
Christopher Elkinton, GL Garrad Hassan
Offshore Wind Balance of Station Costs in the US
Steve Hadik, Pole Star Maritime
Adapting Low Weight Offshore Blast & Fire Wall Cladding to Offshore Wind Substations
Senu Sirnivas, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Offshore Wind Balance Of System Cost Drivers and Sensitivities
Corrosion Protection/Coatings
Roger Schroder, Stahlin Non-Metallic Enclosures
A Straightforward Comparison between Metal and Fiberglass is Necessary before making a Selection for Offshore Wind Energy Controls
Foundations/Substructure
Turel Gur, MMI Engineering
Scour Sensitivity Study for Offshore Wind Turbines on Monopiles
Anne Lene Hopstad, DNV KEMA Energy and Sustainability
Design Standard for Floating Wind Turbine Structures
Douglas Hines, Offshore Wind Power Systems of Texas
Examining the Merits of Jack Up Platforms as Foundations for the Offshore Wind Industry
Jesse Roberts, Sandia National Laboratories
Evaluating Sediment Mobilization Risk in the Vicinity of Offshore Wind Turbine Arrays
Lars Samuelsson, ABS Consulting
Certification of a Floating Offshore Wind Turbine Foundation – Benefits and Lessons Learned
Gearboxes and Mechanical Components
Peter Clive, SgurrEnergy
Effective Assessment of the Impact of Turbulence using Transience Analysis
Navid Goudarzi, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Analysis of Multiple-Generator Drivetrain Configuration in Wind Turbines
Matthew King, Sentient Corporation
Total Cost of Ownership and Risk Reduction through Durability Simulation of Offshore Wind Turbine Components
Ranjith Kumar Sreenilayam Raveendran, University of Maryland
Sensitivity of Gearbox Fault Detection in a Wind Turbine using Wavelet based Analysis of Electromagnetic Torque Signals
Health and Safety
Alan Chivers, PMSS
The Cost-Reduction Decade: Reducing Cost with Positive Safety Impacts
Alan Chivers, PMSS
“Beyond Compliance – Beyond Certification” - Health & Safety in Design of 5MW+ Offshore Turbines
Colin Howes, DNV KEMA Energy and Sustainability
Risk Management Leading not Lagging – Learning From Other Offshore Industries
Lessons from Europe
Joan Bondareff, Blank Rome
Creating the best environment for offshore wind in the U.S. --Why can't the U.S. be more like Europe?
Steve Freeman, PMSS
A Decade of Lessons Learnt from the Uk’s Offshore Wind Industry Provide Critical Insights in Overcoming Challenges Facing Large-Scale Development Programmes
Richard Orren, Senergy Survey & GeoEngineering
Site Investigation for Offshore Wind Developments; Turbine Sites and Cable Routes; Lessons from the Uk and European Sector as Windfarm Sites become Larger and Move Further Offshore
Marios Papalexandrou, Mott MacDonald
Optimizing a UK Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm
Manufacturing and Supply Chain
Andreas Wellbrock, BLG Logistics Group
BLG WindEnergy Logistics: New Concepts for New Dimensions Complete logistical solutions for the coordination and management of the supply chain of wind farms and operative responsibility.
Metocean
Brett Andersen, University of Toledo
Lake Erie Offshore Wind Energy Preliminary Feasibility Report
Joseph Brodie, University of Delaware
Investigation of Turbine Spacing on Turbulent Wake Effects and Power Output using a Mesoscale Atmospheric Model
Mahdi Norouzi, The University of Toledo
Modeling Joint Wave and Wind Distribution using Copula
Tony Rogers, DNV KEMA Energy and Sustainability
Lowering Offshore Wind Energy Costs through Effective Metocean Measurement and Modeling
Offshore Technology - Current and New
Xiaohong Chen, American Bureau of Shipping
Design Requirements for Floating Offshore Wind Turbines on the US OCS
Alexander Coulling, University of Maine
Validation of a FAST Floating Wind Turbine Model Using Data from the DeepCwind Semi-Submersible Model Tests
Mahdi Norouzi, University of Toledo
A Method and a Software Implementation for Calculation of the Response of Offshore Wind Turbines to Ice Impact Loads
Operations and Maintenance
Jarrod Line, Sentient Corporation
Third Generation, Low Cost Prognostics and Health Management System for OffShore Wind Turbine Generators
Daniel Griffith, Sandia National Laboratories
Prognostic Operation and Maintenance Strategies for Offshore Wind Turbines
Jiun-Jih Miau, National Cheng Kung University
Data Analysis on Wind Turbulence
Project Design, Siting & Permitting
Scott Fischer, Booz Allen Hamilton
Using Enhanced Surface-to-Air Missile Simulation (ESAMS) to Provide High Fidelity Modeling and Simulation of the Effects of Wind Turbines/Wind Farms on both Ground-Based and Airborne Sensors
Christopher Galagan, rps asa
Modeling Tools to Support Environmental Permitting for Construction of Submarine Electrical Cables
Kateryna Samoteskul, University of Delaware
Costs and Benefits of Modifying Shipping Routes in the Mid-Atlantic to Accommodate Shallow-water Development of Offshore Wind Projects
Saijie Sim, Intertek
Optimization of Array Cables in Offshore Wind Farms
Rick Thomas, Timmons Group
Siting Challenges for Advanced Technology Demonstration Project in Virginia State Waters
Project Financing & Economics
Walt Musial, Principal Engineer- National Wind Technology Center, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
Sensitivity Analysis of Offshore Wind Cost of Energy
John Imhof, Watson, Farley & Williams
Moving Finance Offshore: How the Differences between Onshore and Offshore Wind Power Projects Affect Project Financing
Marios Papalexandrou, Mott MacDonald
Offshore Wind Costs
Erik Swenson, Fulbright & Jaworski
How will U.S. LNG Exports Impact the Economic Viability of Wind Power?
Resource Assessment
Daniel Ancona, Princeton Energy Resources International
Mid-Atlantic Offshore Wind Resource Estimates Based on Tall Tower Measurements
R.J. Barthelmie, Indiana University
Great Lakes 3D Wind Experiment. Part I. Calibration And Testing
Michael Brower, AWS Truepower
Overview of Commercial and Research Wake Models for Large Offshore Wind Farms
Matthew Corkum, York University
An Offshore Wind Energy Assessment in Lake Ontario
Taylor Geer, GL Garrad Hassan
Sensitivity of Array Losses to Turbine Spacing within Large Offshore Wind Farms
Jonathan Miles, James Madison University
Coastal Wind Characterization with Advanced Modeling and Data Visualization
S.C. Pryor, Indiana University
Extreme Wind Speeds in the Coastal and Offshore Regions of the USA
Peter Taylor, York University
Wind Energy Potential over the Great Lakes
Bryan Woods, Atmospheric and Environmental Research, Inc.
A 30-Year Wind Climatology off the Coast of Delaware From High-Resolution Numerical Weather Prediction
Risk Assessment
John Fedun, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman
'Now all we have to do is build it' - Key Construction Laws of the Eastern States
Musarrat Jehan, The University of Toledo
Efficient Failure Assessment of Wind Turbine Blades in Early Design Stage
Gilbert Malinga, Texas A&M University
Lessons Learned from the North Sea: A Probabilistic Model for Installation Scheduling for Offshore Wind Farms in the US
Saijie Sim, Intertek
An Integrated Approach to Assessing Emergency Anchoring Risks to Offshore Wind Farm Export Cables
Stakeholder Engagement and Regional Efforts
Jennifer Banks, North Carolina Solar Center
Southeastern Offshore Wind - Accepting and Building on our Differences
Suzanne MacDonald, Island Institute
Mapping Working Waters: Engaging Marine Stakeholders in Offshore Wind Energy Siting Discussions Through Participatory Mapping
Catherine McCall, Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Envisioning Offshore Wind Energy in Maryland
Hannah Wood, Offshore Wind Development Coalition
Messaging Offshore Wind to Virginia Beach Oceanfront Residents
Jacques Roeth, NYSERDA
New York State Progress for Offshore Wind in the Atlantic
Transmission/Grid
Matthew Filippelli, AWS Truepower
Understanding Offshore Wind’s Enhanced Peak Load Coincidence for Multiple East Coast Transmission Systems
Erik Swenson, Fulbright & Jaworski
Transmission Planning and Cost Allocation Reform – Will FERC’s Order 1000 Contribute to the Development of an Offshore Wind Industry in the U.S.?
Whitney Wilson, AWS Truepower
Grid Congestion and Pricing: Barrier or Opportunity?
Turbine Installation and Construction
Peter Clive, SgurrEnergy
Offshore Power Performance Assessments for Onshore Costs
Wildlife/Environmental Monitoring
Nicola Clark, Gardline Environmental
There is no such thing as Standard Marine Mammal Mitigation
Corey Duberstein, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Assessing Environmental Impact to Birds and Bats using Thermal Imagery
John Livingston, Geo-Marine
The use of Thermal Imaging and Vertically Pointing Radar for Studying Offshore Nightime Movements of Birds and Bats
Steve Pelletier, Stantec Consulting
2012 Update on Offshore Bat Research Activities in the Atlantic and Great Lakes Regions
Kevin Fowler, Certified Noise Professional, ARCADIS
Underwater Sound: Implications to Offshore Wind Project Construction, Operation and Maintenance
Jon Spink, Alpine Ocean Seismic Survey
Reducing the Bottleneck of Site Assessments
Karen Voltura, DeTect
Advances in Avian Radars for Assessing Bird Activity at Offshore Wind Energy Sites
Julia Willmott, Normandeau Associates
High-Resolution Digital Aerial Marine Wildlife Surveys: how can they Support Offshore Wind, and what are the Limitations?



