Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... Energy Average Flux Densty h , ( m ) To ( sec ) ( kW ) ( sec ) Deep Water Energy Flux Density E ( km ) 46012 NDBC 5 Half Moon Bay 87.80 2.05 11.45 19.88 25.70 5.80 061 CDIP 5 15.00 1.18 10.76 6.22 25.70 19.50 Marina 006 CDIP 5 13.10 ...
... Energy Average Flux Densty h , ( m ) To ( sec ) ( kW ) ( sec ) Deep Water Energy Flux Density E ( km ) 46012 NDBC 5 Half Moon Bay 87.80 2.05 11.45 19.88 25.70 5.80 061 CDIP 5 15.00 1.18 10.76 6.22 25.70 19.50 Marina 006 CDIP 5 13.10 ...
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... energy . The group is well positioned to identify barriers and opportunities in technology development , create opportunities for collaborative research , promote effective policies and influence harmonization . Ocean Energy Activity ...
... energy . The group is well positioned to identify barriers and opportunities in technology development , create opportunities for collaborative research , promote effective policies and influence harmonization . Ocean Energy Activity ...
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... energy development and promote collaborative research in the area and on ( ii ) the availability of finance at the different stages of ocean energy development to include device developers and sources of funds . Other actions should ...
... energy development and promote collaborative research in the area and on ( ii ) the availability of finance at the different stages of ocean energy development to include device developers and sources of funds . Other actions should ...
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