Advanced Site Characterization for Fixed and Floating Offshore Wind: Navigating Shallow to Deep Waters
Tuesday, 6 May
300
Technical Session
This technical session explores leading approaches to offshore wind site characterization, crucial for maximizing project efficiency and minimizing risks across various water depths. Presentations will discuss multiple topics, including: 1. High-resolution seabed mapping using multibeam echosounders and sub-bottom profilers 2. Metocean data collection and analysis, including LiDAR and floating measurement platforms 3. Technological Advancements for environmental impact assessments and marine ecosystem surveys 4. Integration of multi-source data for comprehensive site modeling 5. Unique challenges of deepwater floating offshore wind site characterization Attendees will gain insights into the latest technologies, methodologies, and best practices for thorough offshore wind site assessment, with a special focus on the transition from fixed to floating installations in deeper waters.
Session Chairpersons
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0200-0218 35603A New Integrated Site Characterization Paradigm: Geophysical, Geotechnical, And Environmental Studies
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0220-0238 35804Deep Learning Application Of Geotechnical Property Characterization For Us Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf Soils
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0240-0258 35677Effects Of Scour On Offshore Wind Turbine Foundations
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0300-0318 35612Decision Making Framework For Marine Anchor Selection In Floating Offshore Wind Farms
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0320-0338 35595Technology Gaps For Monitoring Birds And Marine Mammals At Offshore Windfacilities
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0340-0358 35835Probabilistic Approach To Real-time 3d Boulder Mapping In Offshore Site Investigation
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0400-0418 35619Navigating Offshore Wind Technology: From Fixed-bottom To Floating Systems
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Alternate 35744Assessment Of Early Detection Methods Of Derelict Fishing Gear Entanglement In Floating Offshore Wind Turbine Mooring Systems
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Alternate 35954Assessing Offshore Wind Turbine Blade Damage From Bird Strikes Using LS-Dyna