
doi: 10.17023/a2w8-nj14
This panel covers various aspects of Marine Hydrokinetics in particular Wave, Ocean Current, Tidal, Riverhines, and other types of marine technologies. This panel is intended to encourage engineers of various disciplines to participate and collaborate in research, development, and demonstration of Marine Technologies and to open dialog among many experts and stakeholder organizations working in water power generation for possible future collaborations. The panelists include engineers and researchers actively involved in research and development efforts. Presentations in this panel session: - Self-sustaining data collection in marine environments (23PESGM4294)
This panel covers various aspects of Marine Hydrokinetics in particular Wave, Ocean Current, Tidal, Riverhines, and other types of marine technologies. This panel is intended to encourage engineers of various disciplines to participate and collaborate in research, development, and demonstration of Marine Technologies and to open dialog among many experts and stakeholder organizations working in water power generation for possible future collaborations. The panelists include engineers and researchers actively involved in research and development efforts. Presentations in this panel session: - Self-sustaining data collection in marine environments (23PESGM4294)
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