• A trip upstream to mitigate marine plastic pollution - a perspective focused on the MSFD and WFD 

  Black, Jeffrey E.; Kopke, Kathrin; O’Mahony, Cathal (Frontiers Media, 2019-11-12)

  Developing and implementing effective legislation to combat plastic litter in the marine environment has proven a significant challenge. This is in large part due to an incomplete understanding of the sources and transport ...
• Wave-to-wire model development and validation for two OWC type wave energy converters 

  Benreguig, Pierre; Kelly, James; Pakrashi, Vikram; Murphy, Jimmy (MDPI AG, 2019-10-18)

  The Tupperwave device is a closed-circuit oscillating water column (OWC) wave energy converter that uses non-return valves and two large fixed-volume accumulator chambers to create a smooth unidirectional air flow, harnessed ...
• Biological hydrogen methanation systems–an overview of design and efficiency 

  Rusmanis, Davis; O’Shea, Richard; Wall, David M.; Murphy, Jerry D. (Taylor and Francis Inc., 2019-11-03)

  The rise in intermittent renewable electricity production presents a global requirement for energy storage. Biological hydrogen methanation (BHM) facilitates wind and solar energy through the storage of otherwise curtailed ...
• Assessing the effectiveness of foraging radius models for seabird distributions using biotelemetry and survey data 

  Critchley, Emma Jane; Grecian, W. J.; Bennison, Ashley; Kane, Adam; Wischnewski, Saskia; Cañadas, A.; Tierney, D.; Quinn, John L.; Jessopp, Mark J. (Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2019-11-01)

  Relatively simple foraging radius models have the potential to generate predictive distributions for a large number of species rapidly, thus providing a cost‐effective alternative to large‐scale surveys or complex modelling ...
• Drag force as a function of cross section and angle of attack. A hydraulic laboratory dataset for numerical validation 

  Desmond, Cian J.; Thiebaut, Florent; Murphy, Jimmy (Elsevier, 2019-10-03)

  This data relates to a set of hydraulic laboratory experiments in which the flow around four cross-sections was investigated. Each cross section was examined at four angles of attack (0, 5, 10, 90°), seven velocities (0–0.7 ...

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