• Performance and hull pressure analysis of scaled physical testing of a wave energy converter 

  Bevin, Anne (University College Cork, 2022-06)

  Wave energy conversion is an emerging field with the potential to capture a significant amount of a globally abundant energy resource to lower reliance on fossil fuels. At present, many designs for wave energy converters ...
• GEOBIM, BIM integrated geohazard monitoring of at risk slopes and historical retaining structures 

  Pantoja Porro, Roberto (University College Cork, 2022-06-30)

  Over time, structures such as slopes and retaining walls are increasingly deteriorating, resulting in a risk of collapse. Factors such as climate change, human activities, societal development, rapid growth of cities, ...
• An experimental investigation into the most prominent sources of uncertainty in wave tank testing of floating offshore wind turbines 

  Lyden, Eoin (University College Cork, 2022-08-30)

  There is an urgent need to replace carbon-based energy sources with renewable energy sources, and floating offshore wind is seen as a critical component in the drive towards energy diversification. Floating offshore wind ...
• High resolution wave and tidal energy resource assessment in the Irish and western UK waters 

  Furlong, Rebecca (University College Cork, 2021-10-19)

  As island countries, both Ireland and the UK have long and extensive coastlines, making offshore renewable energy easily accessible. Previous studies in the area have shown that there is resource availability for both ...
• Variability in the health and condition of breeding northern gannets (Morus bassanus) 

  Fitzgerald, Micheál (University College Cork, 2021-01)

  Seabird populations are in global decline, with impacts from fisheries and invasive species on seabird mortality being well described. Physiological condition can affect survival and reproductive success at the individual ...

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