European Offshore Wind 2009

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Coffee Break + Poster Session

Tuesday, 15 September 2009, All day

Topic: Economics - investments/finance/insurance
RADICAL RETHINK FOR OFFSHORE ENERGY PRODUCTION STUDIES Paul Van Lieshout, Sinclair Knight Merz, United Kingdom	PO.1
OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY - A CHALLENGE TO THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY Patrick Wendisch, Roland Offshore Insurance Agency GmbH & Co KG, Germany	PO.3
PROFITABILTY ANALYSIS OF OFFSHORE WIND PARKS IN GERMANY Markus Marnett, RWTH Aachen University, Germany	PO.4
MANAGING INSURANCE EXPECTATIONS FOR FUTURE OFFSHORE WIND PROJECTS Ben Sheppard, Aon , United Kingdom	PO.5
OFFSHORE: EMERGING MARKETS IN THE MIDST OF GERMANY? /SETTING UP BUISNESS IN THE GERMAN MARKET Johannes Dimas, Germany Trade and Invest GmbH, Germany	PO.6
OFFSHORE WIND DUE DILIGENCE – EXPERIENCE OF ASSESSING RISKS ACROSS THE KEY EUROPEAN MARKETS Andrew Henderson, Garrad Hassan, United Kingdom	PO.7
UTILITIES ACT AS OFFSHORE MARKET MAKERS Eduard Sala de Vedruna, Emerging Energy Research, Spain	PO.8
CONTRACTUAL CONCEPTS FOR THE REALISATION OF OFFSHORE WIND FARMS Achim Schreider, Lahmeyer International, Germany	PO.9
PROJECT FINANCE OF OFFSHORE WIND FARMS: RISK ANALYSIS FOR A STRUCTURED FINANCE Achim Schreider, Lahmeyer International GmbH, Germany	PO.10
OFFSHORE WIND PROJECTS: ROLE AND INTEREST OF THE LENDER’S ENGINEERS FROM CONTRACT NEGOTIATION UNTIL OPERATIONAL PHASE Sébastien Moine, Mott MacDonald , United Kingdom	PO.11
Topic: Regional industrial initiatives: harbour facilities, onshore construction sites, training, service centres
NECESSITY OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN OFFSHORE BASIS PORT GERMAN BIGHT Nils Schnorrenberger, BIS Bremerhaven Economic Developement Company GmbH, Germany	PO.12
MUTAL RECOGNITION OF TRAINING Jesper Mortensen, Svitzer Safety Service, Denmark	PO.14
OFFSHORE CLUSTER MANAGEMENT IN SCHLESWIG HOLSTEIN – A NETWORK OF EXCELLENCE Martin Schmidt, Windcomm schleswig-holstein, Germany	PO.15
ONSHORE CONSTRUCTION YARD AND FACILITIES FOR PHASE 1 OF C-POWER’S FARSHORE WIND FARM ON THE THORNTON BANK Nathalie Gunst, Technum-Tractebel Engineering NV, Belgium	PO.16
Topic: Transnational planning of offshore sites: European coordination and national cooperation
200MW HONG KONG OFFSHORE WIND FARM Joseph Hussey, Wind Prospect Ltd, United Kingdom	PO.17
TOWARDS A REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMS IN EUROPE Emmanuel De Corte, Tilburg University, The Netherlands	PO.19
THE EUROPEAN OFFSHORE SUPERGRID: OPPORTUNITY AND CHALLENGE Patrick Smart, Senergy Econnect, United Kingdom	PO.20
Topic: Health & safety issues
HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCEPTS FOR GERMAN OFFSHORE WIND FARMS Gundula Fischer, Germanischer Lloyd, Germany	PO.22
Topic: Case studies and good practice: Lessons learnt from planning to operation
DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION OF INFIELD SUBMARINE POWER CABLES FOR THE FIRST GERMAN OFF-SHORE-WIND FARM „ALPHA VENTUS“ Mark Chanine, NSW - Norddeutsche Seekabelwerke GmbH , Germany	PO.24
POTENTIAL COST SAVINGS FOR SUBMARINE HV AND MV CABLE SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION Olivier Angoulevant, Nexans Norway AS, Norway	PO.25
OFFSHORE WIND POWER CABLE INSTALLATION: FIVE LESSONS LEARNED Joel Whitman, Global Marine Systems Limited, United Kingdom	PO.26
FROM EXISTING UNITS TO DEDICATED UNITS FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARM INSTALLATION Gerrit Schepman, GustoMSC, The Netherlands	PO.27
DANISH OFFSHORE PROVES 30% CHEAPER THAN UK Per Volund, Grontmij \| Carl Bro, Denmark	PO.28
SUPERVISION, OFFSHORE FOUNDATIONS AT RODSAND 2 Soren Sorensen, Grontmij \| Carl Bro, Denmark	PO.29
BREAKING THE SAND WAVES FOR BRITNED, A CORRIDOR DESIGN THROUGH MOBILE SEABEDS Wino Snip, Primo Marine, The Netherlands	PO.30
THE NEED OF OFFSHORE METOCEAN AND SEABED SURVEY CAMPAIGNS FOR FAR SHORE WIND FARMS Piet Haerens, IMDC, Belgium	PO.31
PREPARING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A 1000 MW OFFSHORE WIND FARM IN GERMANY - INNOGY NORDSEE 1 Johannes Rosen, RWE Innogy GmbH, Germany	PO.32
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE SAFE AND EFFICIENT PERFORMANCE OF SITE INVESTIGATION FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMS Rolf Balthes, Fugro Consult GmbH, Germany	PO.33
SUPPORT TOOL FOR MANAGING THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN OFFSHORE WIND FARM Nico Stolk, Ecofys, The Netherlands	PO.34
OPTIMZATION OF OFFSHORE WIND FARMS – EXPERIENCE AND THEORY – Rajai Aghabi Rivas, Ecofys, The Netherlands	PO.35
RODSAND 2. LAYOUT OPTIMIZATION. Jan Svenson, Grontmij Carl Bro, Denmark	PO.36
MARINE DATA MANAGEMENT, A KEY TOOL TO DELIVERING OFFSHORE PROJECTS Dominic Stratton, The SeaRoc Group, United Kingdom	PO.37
MARINE MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION: LESSONS LEARNED, TOOLS AND FUTURE REQUIREMENTS Peter Hodgetts, The SeaRoc Group, United Kingdom	PO.38
Topic: Supply chain issues
POWER CLUSTER - TURNING CONTACTS TO CONTRACTS Cheryl Paget, Suffolk County Council, United Kingdom	PO.39
SWORDCTSPACE’S SAAS BUSINESS COLLABORATION SOLUTIONS: INNOVATIVE TOOLS CONTRIBUTING TO EFFICIENT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION Gert-Jan De Kieviet, Sword CTSpace, United Kingdom	PO.40
UNIVERSAL FOUNDATION CONCEPT - A SCM APPROACH TO INDUSTIALIZATION. Søren A. Nielsen, MBD Offshore Power A/S, Denmark	PO.42
Topic: Human resources
CONTINUING STUDIES PROGRAMME IN OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY Moses Kaern, ForWind - Center for Wind Energy Research, Germany	PO.44
DEVELOPING THE HUMAN CAPITAL FOR OFFSHORE RENEWABLES Steve Clarke, Mainstream Renewable Power, United Kingdom	PO.45
Topic: Synergies with oil, gas and maritime sectors
THE WEATHER CHALLENGE FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMS - BEST PRACTICE, EXPERIENCES AND NEW TECHNIQUES Kim Bentzen, Storm Weather Center AS, Denmark	PO.46
Topic: Concepts and technologies for grid connection
INTEGRATION OF OFFSHORE WIND WITH MODERN HVDC TECHNOLOGY Raphael Görner, ABB AG, Germany	PO.47
THE POTENTIAL FOR INTEGRATING WIND POWER WITH OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS PLATFORMS Wei He, StatoilHydro, Norway	PO.48
DYNAMIC NETWORK BEHAVIOUR OF OFFSHORE WINDPARKS Thomas Ahndorf, Technische Universität München, Germany	PO.49
ELECTRICAL PLANNING AND INTERCONNECTION OF LARGE OFFSHORE WIND FARM IN TAEAN KOREA Jens Larsen, Grontmij \| Carl Bro, Denmark	PO.50
HVDC LIGHT CABLES FOR LONG DISTANCE GRID CONNECTION Kenneth Johannesson, ABB, Sweden	PO.52
CONCEPTUAL ELECTRICAL DESIGN FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMS Swiatek Simon, SgurrEnergy, United Kingdom	PO.53
Topic: Trading offshore wind energy production in the electricity market
THE COASTS OF IRAN Amir Gandomkar, Islamic Azad University - Najafabad Branch, Iran, Islamic Republic of	PO.54
ROBUST CONTROL OF WIND GENERATOR WITH FLEXIBLE TRANSMISSION Bachir Batoun, Applied Research Unit on Renewable Energies, Algeria	PO.55
THE INFLUENCE OF OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY ON PRICING AT THE INTRA-DAY SPOT MARKET IN GERMANY Michael Splett, University of Paderborn, Germany	PO.56
ENERGY ECONOMICAL BENEFITS OF OFFSHORE-SPECIFIC WIND POWER FORECASTING AND UTILIZATION OF INTRADAY TRADING Ümit Cali, EnBW Renewables GmbH, Germany	PO.58
Topic: Concepts and technologies for Europe-wide offshore grid, onshore transmission reinforcements and trans-European overlay grid
OFFSHOREGRID: OBJECTIVES, APPROACH AND FIRST RESULTS Jan De Decker, 3E, Belgium	PO.59
COMPOSITE FIRE AND BLAST PROTECTION FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARM SUBSTATIONS. Huw Radley, Solent Composite Systems Ltd, United Kingdom	PO.60
COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT OFFSHORE WIND FARM AC COLLECTION GRID TOPOLOGIES Ambra Sannino, ABB, Sweden	PO.61
Topic: Wind power plant operation on the network (including forecasting)
SMOOTHING EFFECTS OF THE NATURAL COMBINATION POTENTIAL AT SPACIOUS DISTRIBUTED OFFSHORE WIND FARMS TO REDUCE THE INPUT VARIABILITY Michael Splett, University of Paderborn, Germany	PO.62
REDUCTION OF CO2 EMISSION OF CONVENTIONAL UTILITIES USING OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY – POSSIBILITIES AND PROSPECTS Michael Splett, University of Paderborn, Germany	PO.63
WIND POWER FORECASTING AT SMHI Ulf Andræ, SMHI, Sweden	PO.65
Topic: Research programmes and test facilities
COMBINING MV LABORATORY AND SIMULATION RESOURCES TO INVESTIGATE FAST TRANSIENT PHENOMENA IN WIND CABLE SYSTEMS Ambra Sannino, ABB, Sweden	PO.69
MODEL TESTS OF A HORIZONTAL AXIS WIND TURBINE IN YAWED CONDITION Muyiwa S. Adaramola, Norwegian University of Sience and Technology, Norway	PO.70
OFFSHORE~WMEP – MONITORING OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY USE Stefan Faulstich, ISET e.V., Germany	PO.71
VPONE – A NEW FEM BASED SERVO HYDRO- AND AEROELASTIC CODE FOR WIND TURBINES Martin O.L Hansen, DTU, Denmark	PO.72
COST-EFFECTIVE MANUFACTURE OF OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE FOUNDATIONS Chris Punshon, TWI Ltd, United Kingdom	PO.73
DEEP WATER OFFSHORE WIND RESEARCH PROGRAM AND DEMONSTRATION FACILITIES Hakim Mouslim, Ecole Centrale de Nantes, France	PO.74
IMPROVING THE COST OF OFFSHORE WIND TECHNOLOGY: THERE IS HOPE Alun Roberts, BVG Associates, United Kingdom	PO.75
NORWEGIAN CENTRE FOR OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY - OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH ACTIVITIES IN NORCOWE AND RECENT MODELLING RESULTS FOR THE MARINE BOUNDARY LAYER Jens Andreas Melheim, CMR Gexcon, Norway	PO.76
FLOW: LEARNING BY DOING IN THE NETHERLANDS Jan Van der Tempel, TU Delft/Ampelmann, The Netherlands	PO.77
NEARSHORELAB, FULL SCALE TEST AND DEMONSTARTION COMPLEX. Søren A. Nielsen, NearshoreLAB A/S, Denmark	PO.79
Topic: Commercial turbine technology: reliability, safety and cost reduction
DYNAMIC SAFETY OF WINDTURBINES FOR LOADS REDUCTION AND FATIGUE LIFE PERFORMANCE TROUGH AUTOMATED SIMULATION CAPTURING BEST DESIGN PRACTICES IN A SINGLE CAE ENVIRONMENT Guillaume Lethe, LMS Intl, Belgium	PO.81
INNOVATIVE NON-DESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION ON OFFSHORE WIND TURBINES Morgan Troedsson, FORCE Technology, Denmark	PO.82
TELEMONITORING OF WIND TURBINES - FOR YOUR CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE Dr. Edwin Becker, Prüftechnik Condition Monitoring AG, Germany	PO.83
Topic: New concepts in wind turbine and offshore technology
STAINLESS STEEL FOR WIND TOWER DESIGN Uwe Rasch, URS Corporation, Germany	PO.84
DYNAMIC MOTION ANALYSIS OF CATENARY MOORED SPAR WIND TURBINE IN EXTREME ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION Madjid Karimirad, CeSOS/NTNU, Norway	PO.85
A NEW FLOATING CONCEPT - SEALOCK- FOR OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE Jostein Berland, Vest Kran Wind Power AS, Norway	PO.87
THE PERFECT RECIPE FOR AN OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE Erwin Coolen, OutSmart, The Netherlands	PO.88
INTELLIGENT WIND POWER UNIT APPLICABLE TO OFFSHORE WIND FARM (PERFORMANCES AND ACOUSTIC NOISE OF TANDEM WIND ROTORS) Koichi Kubo, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan	PO.89
DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF FLOATING OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE SYSTEM WITH A HEAVE PLATE Takeshi Ishihara, The University of Tokyo, Japan	PO.91
A COMPARISON OF TWO CONCEPTS FOR FLOATING WIND TURBINES Tor Anders Nygaard, UMB, Norway	PO.92
THE MONOPOD BUCKET FOUNDATION - RECENT EXPERIENCE AND CHALLENGES AHEAD Christian LeBlanc, DONG Energy, Denmark	PO.93
ESTER TRANSFORMER FLUIDS – A TOTAL SOLUTION TO WINDPARK TRANSFORMER TECHNOLOGY James O'Brien, M&I Materials, United Kingdom	PO.94
FAULT CURRENT LIMITATION ON OFFSHORE WIND FARM ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS Scott Ware, G & W Electric, United States of America	PO.95
CONTROL METHODS FOR REDUCING PLATFORM PITCHING MOTION OF FLOATING WIND TURBINES Hazim Namik, The University of Auckland, New Zealand	PO.96
APPLYING ROTORCRAFT DESIGN KNOWLEDGE TO PROPEL THE WIND BLADE INDUSTRY Alain Floutier, Dassault Systemes, France	PO.98
WAKE EFFECTS ON TURBINE LOADING Laust Olsen, Siemens Wind Power A/S, Denmark	PO.99
CORROSION AND LOW TEMPERATURE TESTS ON LIQUID-FILLED TRANSFORMERS FOR OFF-SHORE APPLICATIONS Raymond Van Schevensteen, Pauwels Trafo Belgium, Belgium	PO.100
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE EVALUATION OF TURBINE DESIGNS FOR OFFSHORE Katherine Dykes, MIT, United States of America	PO.101
MODEL DEVELOPMENT AND LOADS ANALYSIS OF A WIND TURBINE ON A FLOATING OFFSHORE TENSION LEG PLATFORM Denis Matha, University of Stuttgart, Germany	PO.102
STUDY OF VIABILITY OF IMPLANTATION OF OFFSHORE WIND PARKS IN ECONOMIC SEA TERRITORIES OF CANARY ISLANDS Isidro Padron, La Laguna University, Spain	PO.103
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR A WIND-POWERED SEAWATER PUMP Niels Diepeveen, TU Delft, The Netherlands	PO.104
UPWIND DEEP WATER SUPPORT STRUCTURE CONCEPT COMPARISON STUDY Wybren De Vries, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands	PO.105
AN ANALYSIS OF MULTIVARIABLE PITCH CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR FLOATING OFFSHORE TURBINES Patrick Rainey, Garrad Hassan, United Kingdom	PO.108
Topic: Wind resource assessment
OFFSHORE WIND SECTOR AND WIND ENERGY POTENTIAL IN GREECE Konstantinos Garakis, TEI Athens - Energy Technology Dept. - RES Lab, Greece	PO.110
VERIFICATION OF A WIND ATLAS FOR THE NORTH SEA, BALTIC SEA, AND BRITISH COASTAL AREAS Heinz-Theo Mengelkamp, Anemos Gesellschaft fuer Umweltmeteorologie mbH, Germany	PO.111
SEA BED PREPARATION ROBOT Knud Winther Hansen, E. Pihl & Son a/s, Denmark	PO.112
LIDAR SCANNING OF MOMENTUM FLUX IN THE MARINE BOUNDARY LAYER Alfredo Peña, Risø DTU, Denmark	PO.113
PRE-DEPLOYMENT VALIDATION OF VARIOUS WIND LIDAR REMOTE SENSING DEVICES AND SUCCESSIVE OFFSHORE DEPLOYMENTS ON OIL AND GAS RIGS IN THE NORTH SEA FOR A 2 YEAR OFFSHORE WIND MEASUREMENT CAMPAIGN Detlef Kindler, WINDTEST K.-W.-Koog GmbH, Germany	PO.114
EU-NORSEWIND - DELIVERING OFFSHORE WIND SPEED DATA Andy Oldroyd, Oldbaum Services, United Kingdom	PO.115
USE OF REGIONAL REANALYSIS OVER EUROPE (WINDTRENDS) AS REFERENCE DATA FOR LONG-TERM ADJUSTMENTS Jose Vidal, Meteosim Truewind, Spain	PO.116
AUTONOMOUS SODAR CONFIGURATIONS – OFFSHORE AND ONSHORE Guenter Warmbier, GWU-Umwelttechnik GmbH, Germany	PO.117
WIND FARM DESIGN - WHEN OTHER WIND FARMS ARE CLOSE Arno J Brand, ECN, The Netherlands	PO.118
DATA AND ITS USES FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARM SITE SELECTION Goodall Carol, SgurrEnergy, United Kingdom	PO.119
ACD MODELLING OF WAKE INTERACTION IN HORNS REV WIND FARM Stefan Ivanell, Gotland University, Sweden	PO.120
COMPARING ON- AND OFF-SHORE AERODYNAMIC TURBULENCE BY MEASUREMENT Daniela Schwab, University of Applied Sciences Kiel, Germany	PO.121
REMOTE SENSING DATA UTILIZATION FOR OFFSHORE WIND RESOURCE ASSESSMENT Seokwoo Kim, Korea Institute of Energy Research, Korea, Republic of	PO.123
ENERGY DYNAMICS OF AN INFINITELY LARGE OFFSHORE WIND FARM Sten Frandsen, Risø DTU, Denmark	PO.124
EU-NORSEWIND – INVESTIGATION OF FLOW DISTORTION EFFECTS ON OFFSHORE INSTRUMENTATION Matt Stickland, University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom	PO.125
A 4D-VAR WIND ASSIMILATION SCHEME TESTED IN AN OFFSHORE CASE STUDY - THE BERLENGAS ISLAND Paulo Costa, INETI / LNEG, Portugal	PO.126
IMPROVEMENTS IN OFFSHORE AEP CALCULATIONS Paul Van Lieshout, Sinclair Knight Merz, United Kingdom	PO.127
SYSTEMATIC WIND FARM MEASUREMENT DATA FILTERING TOOL FOR WAKE MODEL CALIBRATION. Sten T. Frandsen, Risø DTU, Denmark	PO.129
A NOVEL SAMPLING METHOD FOR SATELLITE-BASED OFFSHORE WIND RESOURCE ESTIMATION Merete Badger, Risø DTU, Denmark	PO.130
COMPARISON OF ENVISAT/ASAR-ESTIMATED OFFSHORE WIND RESOURCE MAPS AROUND SHIRAHAMA WITH THOSE FROM MESOSCALE MODELS MM5 AND WRF Katsutoshi Kozai, Kobe University, Japan	PO.131
OPTIMUM OFFSHORE WIND FARMS SIZE FOR THE ITALIAN SCENARIO Lorenzo Battisti, University of Trento , Italy	PO.132
NEXT GENERATION LIDAR FOR OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS Peter Clive, SgurrEnergy, United Kingdom	PO.133
STABILITY INFLUENCE ON WINDPOTENTIAL IN AN OFFSHORE WINDPARK Mikael Magnusson, SMHI, Sweden	PO.134
A GIS BASED SURVEY FOR SITING OFFSHORE WIND FARMS IN MASSACHUSETTS James Manwell, Wind Energy Center, United States of America	PO.135
ERROR FACTORS IN SAR WIND RETRIEVAL FOR INSHORE AREAS Yuko Takeyama, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan	PO.136
INVESTIGATION OF CAUSES OF INACCURATE WIND SPEEDS IN WRF SIMULATION FOR AN OFFSHORE SITE IN JAPAN Susumu Shimada, Kobe University, Japan	PO.137
OFFSHORE WIND POWER PRODUCTION AND THE SEA BREEZE CIRCULATION Matthew Filippelli, AWS Truewind, United States of America	PO.138
HIGH-RESOLUTION WIND DATA FROM DYNAMICAL DOWNSCALING: AN IMPORTANT ASSET IN OFFSHORE WIND RESEARCH Michel d. S. Mesquita, Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research, Norway	PO.139
OFFSHORE ASSESSMENT COMBINING SCATTEROMETER RETRIEVALS AND NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION MODELING Jim McCaa, 3TIER, United States of America	PO.140
WIND SPEED, SHEAR AND TURBULENCE AT FINO1 COMPARED TO A NEW WRF-SCHEME AND DIFFERENT MICRO-SCALE MODELS Jens Tambke, ForWind - Center for Wind Energy Research, Germany	PO.141
A STUDY ON EFFECTIVE USAGE OF MESOSCALE MODEL FOR ACCURATE OFFSHORE WIND SIMULATION Teruo Ohsawa, Kobe University, Japan	PO.142
Topic: Standards, certification, design conditions and methods
WAVE FORCES ON OFFSHORE WIND TURBINES WITH VARYING CROSS SECTION AND EXPOSED TO ASYMMETRICAL AND BREAKING WAVES Helge Gravesen, Grontmij \| Carl Bro, Denmark	PO.143
REFERENCE WIND SPEED ANOMALY OVER THE DUTCH PART OF THE NORTH SEA Arno J Brand, ECN, The Netherlands	PO.144
IMPLEMENTATION OF A SUPERELEMENT APPROACH IN A DESIGN TOOL FOR OFFSHORE WIND TURBINES WITH ARBITRARY SUPPORT STRUCTURES Fabian Vorpahl, Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy and Energy System Technology (IWES), Germany	PO.145
AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EXTERNAL CONDITION FOR OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY USING A MESOSCALE SIMULATION AND A TYPHOON SIMULATION Atsushi Yamaguchi, The University of Tokyo, Japan	PO.146
OFFSHORE TRANSFORMER PLATFORM DESIGN FOR SAFETY Thomas Boehme, Det Norske Veritas, United Kingdom	PO.147
SIMULATION METHOD FOR JOINT FLEXIBILITY IN MODERN OFFSHORE SUPPORT STRUCTURES Holger Huhn, Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy and Energy System Technology (IWES), Germany	PO.148
DESIGN TOOLS FOR FLOATING WIND TURBINES Ivar Fylling, MARINTEK, Norway	PO.149
SITE ASSESMENT - DESIGN BASIS AND LOAD PROCESS Agnete Olesen, GMCB, Denmark	PO.152
INTEGRAL OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS IN THE FREQUENCY DOMAIN Feike Savenije, ECN, The Netherlands	PO.154
OFFSHORE WIND MILLS AND COATINGS: THE PERFECT MATCH Sergio Armada, Sintef, Norway	PO.155
LARGE-EDDY SIMULATIONS (LES) FOR FAR-WAKE EFFECT MODELLING OF OFFSHORE WIND FARMS Jens Tambke, ForWind - Center for Wind Energy Research , Germany	PO.156
Topic: Offshore substructure design and manufacturing
HULL PRELIMINARY FOUNDATION DESIGN Per Vølund, Grontmij \| Carl Bro, Denmark	PO.157
NONLINEAR BUCKLING ANALYSIS OF SLENDER HYBRID CONNECTIONS IN OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY CONVERTERS Stephan Lochte-Holtgreven, ForWind - Center for Wind Energy Research, Germany	PO.158
SCOUR PROTECTION PERFORMANCE OF AN INNOVATIVE COMPOSITE RUBBER MAT Bastiaan Huisman, Deltares, The Netherlands	PO.159
STUDY ON THE DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE SUBSTRUCTURE Kang-Su Lee, Korean Register, Korea, Republic of	PO.160
REVISITING MONOPILE DESIGN USING P-Y CURVES - RESULTS FROM FULL SCALE MEASUREMENTS ON HORNS REV Tue Hald, DONG Energy, Denmark	PO.162
OPTIMIZATION POTENTIAL FOR MONOPILE SUPPORT STRUCTURES USING OFFSHORE-SPECIFIC WIND TURBINE CONTROLS Tim Fischer, Universität Stuttgart, Germany	PO.163
A GEOTECHNICAL RELIABILITY BASED METHOD FOR OFFSHORE SUPPORT STRUCTURE AND SITE DESIGN James Manwell, University of Massachusetts Amherst, United States of America	PO.164
DETERMINING THE EMBEDDED PILE LENGTH FOR LARGE DIAMETER MONOPILES Victor Krolis, Fugro Engineers B.V., The Netherlands	PO.165
EMBODIED ENERGY AS A METRIC FOR ASSESSING FOUNDATION TYPES Danny Bonnett, RES, United Kingdom	PO.166
SUBSTATION INSTALLATION IN OFFSHORE WIND PARKS Anders Thomsen, ISC Consulting Engineers A/S, Denmark	PO.167
AN INVESTIGATION INTO WIND AND WAVE LOADING ON A 2MW AND 5MW OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE Louise Devaney, University of Manchester, United Kingdom	PO.168
TEST OF FATIGUE LOAD ESTIMATION METHOD FOR OFFSHORE WIND TURBINES Dick Veldkamp, Vestas Central Europe, The Netherlands	PO.169
Topic: Foundation concepts - series production
WINDFLOAT: A FLOATING FOUNDATION FOR LARGE OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE Alla Weinstein, Principle Power Inc., United States of America	PO.172
APPLICATION OF CPT BASED PILE DESIGN METHODS FOR OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE FOUNDATIONS Neil Morgan, Cathie Associates, Belgium	PO.173
BRAVING THE ELEMENTS: WIND, WAVES AND ASSET MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE OFFSHORE WIND INDUSTRY. Kevin Black, Partrac Ltd, United Kingdom	PO.174
CAN PILE DRIVING MONITORING REPLACE A GEOTECHNICAL BOREHOLE ? Martin Hammann, Cathie Associates, France	PO.175
TRI- AND QUADROPODS: A SOFT SOIL FOUNDATION CONCEPT Jorgen Norlev, Grontmij \| Carl Bro, Denmark	PO.177
GRAVITY TRIPOD Christian Riis Petersen, ISC A/S Consulting Engineers, Denmark	PO.178
KRIEGERS FLAK - OPTIMISED GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION Thomas Beth, Grontmij Carl Bro, Denmark	PO.179
DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTAL TESTING OF NEW SCOUR PREVENTION DEVICES FOR OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE MONOPILE FOUNDATIONS* () AWARDED FIRST PLACE IN THE DANISH TALENT FACTORY ASSOCIATION’S CREATIVE OFFSHORE CHALLENGE ’08 STUDENT COMPETITION Jose Simon*, Denmark Technical University, Denmark	PO.180
STIFFNESS FORMULATION OF FLEXIBLE BUCKET FOUNDATION Lars Bo Ibsen, Aalborg University, Denmark	PO.181
OBS – PERFECT OFFSHORE WIND TURBINES INSTALLED ON SHORE Richard Scheiner, Ocean Bricks System Ltd (OBS), Israel	PO.182
Topic: Offshore transportation and installation technologies (vessels, platforms etc.)
FIRST 5 MW TURBINES OFF SHORE WIND PARK AT THORNTON BANK Peter Libert, Sarens nv, Belgium	PO.185
A NEW APPROACH TO ASSESSING WEATHER RISK DURING INSTALLATION OF OFFSHORE WIND FARMS Tue Hald, A1 Consult, Denmark	PO.186
INSTALLING TRANSITION PIECES FROM A MOVING SHIP Jan Van der Tempel, TU Delft/Ampelmann, The Netherlands	PO.187
Topic: Operation and maintenance - access concepts, strategies and condition based maintenance
BCMS BOLT CONDITION MONITORING SYSTEM / HARSH ENVIRONMENT TRANSDUCER PASSES TOUGHEST SALT SPRAY TEST Frank Scheuch, Intellifast GmbH, Germany	PO.188
REPLACEMENT OF TRANSFORMERS ON MIDDELGRUNDEN OFFSHORE WIND FARM Jens Larsen, Grontmij Carl Bro, Denmark	PO.190
BENEFITS OF OFFSHORE PERFORMANCE MONITORING Peter Clive, SgurrEnergy, United Kingdom	PO.191
FLIGHT LEADER CONCEPT FOR WIND FARM LOAD COUNTING: OFFSHORE EVALUATION Tom Obdam, ECN, The Netherlands	PO.192
VIRTUAL SENSORS FOR MONITORING OFFSHORE TURBINES Andrew Kusiak, University of Iowa, United States of America	PO.193
RIWEA - ROBOT TO INSPECT ROTOR BLADES OF WIND ENERGY CONVERTERS Tilo Förster, Fraunhofer IFF, Germany	PO.194
SMART MAINTENANCE. Jacco Witteveen, OutSmart, The Netherlands	PO.195
OPTIMIZATION OF THE MAINTENANCE, A NECESSITY FOR THE FUTURE? Peter Jacobsson, Systecon AB, Sweden	PO.196
SOFT COMPUTING APPLICATIONS IN WIND POWER SYSTEMS: A REVIEW AND ANALYSIS Ahmad Alzghoul, School of Technology and design, Sweden	PO.197
A MODEL FOR ASSESSING THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE COST OF WIND FARMS IN COLD CLIMATE ENVIRONMENT: ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE CASE STUDIES Idriss El-Thalji, School of Technology and design, Sweden	PO.198
MODELING AND SIMULATION OF OFFSHORE WIND FARMS FOR FARM LEVEL CONTROL Mohsen Soltani, Aalborg University, Denmark	PO.199
MAXIMIZING CUSTOMER VALUE THROUGH LONG TERM PARTNERSHIPS Thomas Kyvsgaard, Siemens Wind Power A/S, Denmark	PO.200
SUBSEA MONITORING IMPROVEMENTS - AFFORDABLE GIS & LIVE WEB MONITORING Arron Burrows, Offshore Marine Management, United Kingdom	PO.202
ACCESS TO KEY O&M DATA BY USE OF IEC 61400-25 Anders Johnsson, Vattenfall Research and Development AB, Sweden	PO.203
HOW HULL DESIGN IMPACTS THE PERFORMANCE OF WIND FARM SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE VESSELS. Mark Willbourn, BMT Nigel Gee, United Kingdom	PO.204
DEVELOPMENT OF AN OPTIMZATION TOOL FOR ELECTRICAL NETWORKS AND O&M STRATEGIES FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMS Juan Amate López, Iberdrola Ingeniería y Construcción, Spain	PO.205
IMPROVED RELIABILITY BY CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE Tomas Årman , SPM Instrument AB, Sweden	PO.206
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF SERIAL DEFECTS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF OFFSHORE WIND PROJECTS Daniel Bacon, Garrad Hassan, United Kingdom	PO.207
MOMAC OFFSHORE ACCESS SYSTEME "MOTS" AND "SLILAD" Stefan Leske, Momac GmbH und Co. KG, Germany	PO.208
AMPELMANN ON SEA-AXE: SAFE, EASY, FAST ACCESS Jan Van der Tempel, TU Delft/Ampelmann, The Netherlands	PO.210
AMPELMANN: THE NEW OFFSHORE ACCESS SYSTEM David Cerda Salzmann, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands	PO.211
LEFT TO CHANCE? A MONTE CARLO TOOL FOR OPTIMIZING OFFSHORE O&M Peter Stuart, RES, United Kingdom	PO.212
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF OFFSHORE WIND FARMS IN REMOTE LOCATION AND HARSH ENVIRONMENTS Stewart French, Ode, United Kingdom	PO.213
Topic: Combination of wind power and ocean (wave, tidal) energy converters
SYNERGIES BETWEEN WIND, WAVE AND TIDAL POWER FOR UK ROUND 3 Sander Adam, Siemens Wind Power A/S, Denmark	PO.214
HYBRID POWER SYSTEM USING OFFSHORE-WIND TURBINE AND TIDAL-TURBINE WITH FLYWHEEL (OTTF) Mohammad Lutfur Rahman, Kyoto University, Japan	PO.215
OCEAN ENERGY – OFFSHORE WIND IN A BIGGER PICTURE Bob Meijer, Evelop Netherlands bv, The Netherlands	PO.216
Topic: EU and national policies and programmes
ASSESSING OFFSHORE WIND FARM SITES ALONG THE COAST OF CHINA Richard Boddington, SgurrEnergy, United Kingdom	PO.217
WHAT IS A MATURE EUROPEAN OFF SHORE WIND POLICY ? Ton Sledsens, Stichting Natuur en Milieu, The Netherlands	PO.218
Topic: Offshore wind and 2020 National Action Plans
POWER CLUSTER – FIRST RESULTS FROM AN EU-PROJECT WORKING IN THE NORTHERN EUROPEAN COMPETENCE NETWORK FOR OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY Mathias Grabs, BIS Bremerhaven Economic Developement Company GmbH, Germany	PO.219
PITCH ACTUATOR DESIGN REQUIREMENTS AND MODELING Yoonsu Nam, Kangwon National University, Korea, Republic of	PO.220
A STUDY ON THE VIBRATION CHARACTERISTICS OF OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE TOWER INCLUDING SEABED SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION Lee Jung Tak, INHA University, Korea, Republic of	PO.221
Topic: Environmental issues
MAKING BLUE ENERGY GREEN; MANAGING ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES OF OFFSHORE WIND POWER Dan Wilhelmsson, For IUCN , Sweden	PO.223
Topic: Social acceptance
HVIDOVRE OFFSHORE WIND FARM Hans Chr. Soerensen, SPOK, Denmark	PO.225
MULTI CRITERIA WEBGIS TOOL TO BRING OFFSHORE WIND POWER TO THE PEOPLE Dirk Lübsen, ICBM/Terramare, Universität Oldenburg, Germany	PO.226
THE EFFECT OF WIND POWER INSTALLATIONS ON COASTAL TOURISM Jeremy Firestone, University of Delaware, United States of America	PO.227
WINCH PULLEY SYSTEM FOR WIND TURBINE MAINTENANCE HyunYong Park, Doosan Heavy Industries, Korea, Republic of	PO.228
FASCINATION OFFSHORE - A PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE INITIATIVE FOR OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY Andreas Wagner, Stiftung Offshore Windenergie, Germany	PO.229
Topic: National and international planning methods: siting, concession tendering, permits and requirements
LICENSING OFFSHORE WIND FARM IN GREECE Konstantinos Garakis, TEI Athens - Energy Technology Dept. - RES Lab, Greece	PO.230
PLANNING RULES AND REGULATION FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMS IN GREECE Konstantinos Garakis, TEI Athens - Energy Technology Dept. - RES Lab, Greece	PO.231
FACILITATING WITHIN A FRAMEWORK: CONSIDERING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF OFFSHORE WIND FARMS. Fabrice Cassin, CGR Legal, France	PO.232
INVESTMENT IN OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY IN POLAND – GLOBAL STANDARDS VERSUS LOCAL REQUIREMENTS Radoslaw Skowron, KKPW Law Office, Poland	PO.235
REGULATORY AND MARKET REVIEW OF OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY ACROSS EUROPE Andrew Henderson, Garrad Hassan, United Kingdom	PO.236