Museum Presentations 2007

SuperGen Marine Energy Research

Programme - morning

Brian Sellar	Providing Sea Surface Elevations for Marine Energy Converters using Novel Optical Fibre Sensor
Henry Jeffrey, Scott Couch	Development of Tidal Energy Device Performance Protocols
Dr Aristides Kiprakis	Offshore Energy Conversion and Power Conditioning
Thomas Boehme	Network Interaction of Marine Energy
Thomas Boehme	Matching Renewable Electricity Generation and Demand in Scotland
Tom Davey	Modelling Extreme Responses in Shallow Water
Mathew Topper	Potential Flow Model for Hydrodynamic Interaction between Tidal Turbine, Wake and Free-Surface
D. Mignard	Chemical Storage and Conversion of Marine Energy
Helen Bailey	Nonlinear Modelling of Power Take Off (PTO) in Wave Energy Converters (WEC)
Gregory Payne	A modular graphical user interface for WAMIT
Gareth Gretton	The Hydrodynamic Design of a Tidal Current Turbine
Gregory Payne	Control Strategy for Testing Wave Energy Converters: A Real-Time Experimental Platform
Ben Child	Optimising the Performance of WEC Arrays
Ally Price	Non-linear methods for next wave estimation
Michelle Gilmartin	The Economic and Social Impact of New Marine Technologies for the Production of Electricity
Xiaojing Sun	Establishment & Assessment of Laboratory Testing Procedures of Tidal Current Energy Devices
John Ruscoe	Predictive Methods for the Evaluation of Ecological Change in the Proximity of MECs

EPSRC for initial and continuing support
Partners and collaborators in SuperGen Phase 1
RAs and doctoral students for all of their efforts
New partners and affiliate universities in Phase 2
The Royal Museum and its team for this splendid venue and food
The 'night-shift' that produced the monograph: Rudra Kapila, Jim O'Donnell, Henry Jeffrey, Scott Couch
Brian Sellar and the poster-makers for the display today
Pauline Clark for dealing with administration and registration.