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2010•Volume 5: Energy Systems Analysis, Thermodynamics and Sustainability; NanoEngineering for Energy; Engineering to Address Climate Change, Parts A and BRequires access

Marine Energy Devices for Colombian Seas

Julio C. Correa, Diego A. Flo ́rez, Norha L. Posada, Raúl Valencia, Carlos A. Zuluaga

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There are several alternatives to obtain marine energy: waves, tides, currents, gradients of temperature and gradients of salinity. All of them have been studied extensively, however their implementation is closely related to the particular conditions of the local sea. This paper presents preliminary results related with the kind of the instrumentation required to monitor the behavior of the variables associated with marine energy and the best available technologies to take advantage of the marine power in the Colombian seas.

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There are several alternatives to obtain marine energy: waves, tides, currents, gradients of temperature and gradients of salinity. All of them have been studied extensively, however their implementation is closely related to the particular conditions of the local sea. This paper presents preliminary results related with the kind of the instrumentation required to monitor the behavior of the variables associated with marine energy and the best available technologies to take advantage of the marine power in the Colombian seas.

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There are several alternatives to obtain marine energy: waves, tides, currents, gradients of temperature and gradients of salinity. All of them have been studied extensively, however their implementation is closely related to the particular conditions of the local sea. This paper presents preliminary results related with the kind of the instrumentation required to monitor the behavior of the variables associated with marine energy and the best available technologies to take advantage of the marine power in the Colombian seas.

Key concepts: Marine energy, Oceanography, Instrumentation (computer programming), Salinity, Marine engineering, Marine technology, Environmental science, Energy (signal processing)

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