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WAVE ENERGY WORKSHOP
BUENOS AIRES - ARGENTINA
6 - 8 NOV 2023
ENAEM-COER 2023:
ENAEM-COER 2023:
The Argentine Network of Marine Energies (REMA), in collaboration with the Center for Ocean Energy Research (COER), Maynooth University, Ireland, and the Marine Offshore Renewable Energy Lab (MOREnergy Lab), Politecnico di Torino, Italy, will host the 8th Wave Energy Workshop in conjunction with the 2023 Argentine Meeting on Marine Energies (ENAEM 2023).
The Argentine Network of Marine Energies (REMA), in collaboration with the Center for Ocean Energy Research (COER), Maynooth University, Ireland, and the Marine Offshore Renewable Energy Lab (MOREnergy Lab), Politecnico di Torino, Italy, will host the 8th Wave Energy Workshop in conjunction with the 2023 Argentine Meeting on Marine Energies (ENAEM 2023).
The scope of the workshop covers a range of topics across ocean energy, with a broad focus on hydrodynamic modelling, control, resource assessment, and wave energy technology enhancement, with industry and policy session, poster exhibition and discussion tables, involving international and local experts.
The scope of the workshop covers a range of topics across ocean energy, with a broad focus on hydrodynamic modelling, control, resource assessment, and wave energy technology enhancement, with industry and policy session, poster exhibition and discussion tables, involving international and local experts.
The Wave Energy Workshop:
The Wave Energy Workshop:
The format of the ENAEM-COER 2023 Workshop will consist of presentations focused on the latest advancements in marine energy. The talks will cover cutting-edge topics in the state-of-the-art, with a selection of speakers including both invited experts and those chosen from submitted abstracts.
The format of the ENAEM-COER 2023 Workshop will consist of presentations focused on the latest advancements in marine energy. The talks will cover cutting-edge topics in the state-of-the-art, with a selection of speakers including both invited experts and those chosen from submitted abstracts.
In addition, an abstract book will be published featuring summaries of all the presentations, and a video recording of the talks will be made available online. This will enable attendees to revisit any talks they found particularly informative, and for those who were unable to attend the workshop, to gain insights into the latest developments in the field of marine energy.
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Workshop Scope:
Workshop Scope:
Wave / tidal resource characterization & assessment.
Wave / tidal device development and testing.
Wave / tidal hydrodynamic modelling.
Grid integration, PTO & control.
Station keeping, moorings and foundations.
Structural mechanics – materials, fatigue, loadings.
Environmental impact and appraisal.
Operations, maintenance and decommissioning.
Economical, social, legal and political aspects of ocean energy.
Design of converters and technologies for resource utilization
Equipment control for resource utilization
Resource-grid integration.
Energy transition and marine energies.
Current perspective and projections.
High-fidelity simulations (CFD, SPH, etc.).
Hydrodynamic aspects (fluid-structure interaction).
Finite element methods (FEM).
Boundary element method (BEM).
Structural analysis and monitoring of converters.
Corrosion analysis and materials for marine environments.
Committees:
Committees:
Workshop Chair:
Dr. Demián García-Violini (Universidad de Quilmes, Argentina)
Workshop Co-Chair:
Dr. Alejandro Otero (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Prof. John V. Ringwood (Maynooth University, Ireland)
Executive Board:
Mrs. Carrie Anne Barry (Maynooth University, Ireland)
Dr. Giuseppe Giorgi (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
Prof. Giuliana Matiazzo (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
Prof. Paul Puleston (Universidad Nacional de la Plata, Argentina)
Prof. Gerardo Acosta (Universidad del Centro, Argentina)
Prof. Daniel Carrica (Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina)
Dr. Facundo Mosquera
Eng. Dimas Barile
Eng. Sofía Díaz-Velez (QM Equipment S.A.)
We extend our sincerest gratitude to QM Equipment S.A., a key sponsor, founding member of REMA, for their invaluable support in making ENAEM-COER 2023 a success.
A company with a vision to become a key ally for the energy industry in tackling the great challenges that lie ahead for humanity.
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The Argentine Network of Marine Energies (Red de Energías Marinas Argentina, REMA) is a collaborative platform that brings together researchers, professionals, and organisations involved in the development and promotion of marine energy in Argentina. Its aim is to facilitate the exchange of knowledge, ideas, and best practices, and to foster partnerships and collaborations between its members. REMA's members include representatives from academia, industry, and government agencies, all of whom are committed to advancing the sustainable use of ocean energy resources.
The Argentine Network of Marine Energies (Red de Energías Marinas Argentina, REMA) is a collaborative platform that brings together researchers, professionals, and organisations involved in the development and promotion of marine energy in Argentina. Its aim is to facilitate the exchange of knowledge, ideas, and best practices, and to foster partnerships and collaborations between its members. REMA's members include representatives from academia, industry, and government agencies, all of whom are committed to advancing the sustainable use of ocean energy resources.
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