Protocols for the Equitable Assessment of Marine Energy Converters
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Ingram, David
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Smith, George
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Bittencourt-Ferreira, Claudio
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Smith, Helen
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European Commission
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2013-08-08T09:56:59Z
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2013-08-08T09:56:59Z
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2011-04
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This book contains the suite of protocols for the equitable evaluation of marine energy converters (based on either tidal or wave energy) produced by the EquiMar consortium led by the University of Edinburgh. These protocols aim to harmonise testing and evaluation procedures across the wide variety of devices presently available with the aim of accelerating adoption though technology matching and improved understanding of the environmental and economic impacts associated with the deployment of arrays of devices. EquiMar will assess devices through a suite of protocols covering site selection, device engineering design, the scaling up of designs, the deployment of arrays of devices, the environmental impact, in terms of both biological & coastal processes, and economic issues. The series of protocols has been developed through a robust, auditable process and we hope they will provide a firm foundation for project developers, consenting agencies, project funders and technology developers to evaluate concepts.
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978-0-9508920-3-0
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http://hdl.handle.net/1842/7638
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en
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The University of Edinburgh, School of Engineering
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Wave Energy
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Tidal Energy
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Marine Renewable Energy
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Technology Evaluation
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Protocol
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Standard
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Protocols for the Equitable Assessment of Marine Energy Converters
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Book
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