Advancements in Testing Infrastructure - Marine Energy
Wednesday, 6 May
Room 610
Technical Session
The U.S. Testing Expertise and Access to Marine Energy Research (TEAMER) program, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and managed by the Pacific Ocean Energy Trust, provides marine energy developers with access to a network of specialized testing facilities and expert support. These facilities offer a range of services, including laboratory and bench testing, tank and flume testing, numerical modeling, and open-water capabilities, to accelerate the development and commercialization of marine energy technologies. Beyond marine energy, these facilities also support industries such as offshore renewables and oil and gas by providing testing environments for structures, components, and systems under simulated and real-world conditions.
Chairperson(s)
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0930-0948 37043Soil Uncertainty Propagation For Pile Anchor Design And Implications To Site Investigation For Floating Offshore Wind
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0950-1008 37145Advancing The Hero Wec Through Integrated Modeling, Testing, And Field Deployments
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1010-1028 37060Advancing Durability Assessment: Submerged Fatigue Testing Of Composite Subcomponents
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1030-1048 37126The Impact Of Fatigue In Deep Water Floating Offshore Wind Mooring Systems
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1050-1108 37132The Development And Deployment Of A Cabled Research Node For Marine Energy And Blue Economy Testing
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1110-1128 36993Experimental Investigation Of Frequency-domain Wave Energy Estimation Uncertainty Via Large Amplitude Motion Platform (LAMP)
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1130-1148 36901Characterizing Geometric Configuration Effects On Energy Capture Of Multimodal Wave Energy Converters
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Alternate 36907Comparative Design Challenges Of Offshore Drilling Risers And Cold-water Pipes For Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion
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Alternate 37130Counterweight And Negative Stiffness Mechanisms For Resonance Tuning In Pendulum-based Wave Energy Converters


