Speakers Programme
Nortek Offshore Renewables Symposium
26th- 27th October 2011
"Use of acoustic Doppler measurement technology in the field of
offshore renewable Energy."
Wednesday 26th October
08.30 Registration, coffee and
tea09.00 Welcome address - Gordon Jones.
NortekUK
Wind Farms - Wave, Current and Scour Measurements
09.10
A Wind Farm
Operator's offshore environmental survey needs, with
particular reference to scour - Keith Hensen. Dong
Energy Power (UK) Ltd.
09.40
Review of scour
around Round 1 wind-farm under the SED01 project - Dr.
Tony Dolphin. CEFAS (Centre for Environment, Fisheries and
Aquaculture Science)
10.10
Scour in the
Marine Environment: Future Challenges. A comparison of
large-scale, offshore, scour monitoring programs and
small-scale experimental data - Dr. John Harris. HR
Wallingford
10.40 -
11.10 Coffee / Tea
break
11.10
Acoustic
distance measurements: An inexpensive method for online
scour detection - Ketil Horn. Nortek
A/S
11.30
Measuring
foundation scour 24/7: Necessities, pitfalls and
successes - Dr. Kevin Black. Partrac
Ltd.
12.00
Nortek SeaDarq
Radar: An holistic approach to measuring currents over
wind farms and possible use in scour monitoring -
Sicco Kamminga, Nortek b.v
12.30 -
13.30 Lunch
13.30
Vectrino II:
The ultimate tool for scour and turbine model tank
measurements - Ketil Horn. Nortek A/S
13.50
What are the
potential environmental impacts from wet renewables. The
regulatory advisors viewpoint - Dean Foden. CEFAS (Centre
for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture
Science)
14.20
Application of
an Aquadopp HR Profiler to measure velocity profiles near a
monopile in waves (large-scale experiments) - Advantages and
Drawbacks - Ulrike Schmidtke. The Coastal Research
Centre Joint Central Institution of the University of Hannover
and the Technical University of Braunschweig
(FZK)
14.50
The use of
Aquadopp profilers with Fugro Seawatch buoys during offshore
wind farm planning and construction - Richard Davies. Fugro
Ltd
15.20 - 15.50 Coffee/Tea
break
15.50 The application of an
AWAC on the FlexMetBuoy and FlexMetMast - Dr.Bart C.
Ummels. BMO Offshore
16.20
Prolog: A reliable online wave
analyser - Stephen Andre. GEMS Survey Ltd.
16.50
The
practicalities of using Acoustic Telemetry Modems in online
systems - Torstein Pedersen. Nortek
A/S
17.20 -
17.45 Discussion
Thursday 27th October
Tidal Turbines - measurement of turbulent and laminar flow
09.00
EMEC's
contribution to Wave and Tidal renewables - John
Lawrence. European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)
Ltd
09.30
Characterisation of turbulent flows for the
purpose of tidal turbine load calculations - Mat
Thomson. GL Garrad Hassan
10.00
Flow
measurements on and around a commercial scale tidal turbine
- Prof. Ian Bryden / Brian Sellar. University of
Edinburgh
10.30 -
11.00 Coffee / Tea Break
11.00
ADCP Data
Acquisition for a Prospective Tidal Turbine Site in West
Wales - Paul Evans. Cardiff University & Iain
Fairley. Swansea University
11.30
Tidal Turbine
ADCP monitoring in Strangford Lough - 1/10th to full
scale experience. International standards update - Cuan
Boake. Queen's University Belfast
12.00
The measurement
of turbulence in extreme flow conditions - Robin
Newman. EMU Environmental Ltd
12.30
Moorings design and data quality in high
flows - Dr. Jon Taylor. HR Wallingford Ltd
13.00 -
14.00 Lunch
14.00
Proposed
methodology for feeding AWAC data into turbine models for the
purpose of generating load cases for use in the NAREC
Nautilus Marine Test facility - Jonathan Hughes &
Richard McSherry. National Renewable Energy Centre (Narec),
Blyth
14.30
Deploying an
AWAC in 60m of water for the Wave-Hub project UK:
An Overview - Richard Khaira-Creswell. Halcrow Group
Ltd.
15.00
Characterization of non-steady flow at a tidal
site, and of its effect on turbine design - Maila
Sepri. Voith Hydro Ocean Current Technologies GmbH & Co.
KG
15.30 -
16.30 Coffee / Tea break
16.30
Video: profiler
deployment at a high current site - a low tech
approach - Richard Keen. Guernsey
Fisheries
16.40
Scaled testing
of tidal turbines - controlled condition lake towing test
wake studies - Mairead Atcheson. Queen's University
Belfast
17.10
Aquadopp II: A
Step Improvement in tidal turbine flow measurements -
Ketil Horn. Nortek A/S
17.10 -
17.30 Discussion and
Summary
The above programme may be modified between now and the
Symposium dates.
Nortek UK apologises in advance for any inconvenience caused if
such changes need to be made,
but cannot be held responsible for the consequences of any such
modifications.