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Resource Assessment of Large Marine Current Turbine Arrays

Feasibility Study of the Impacts of a Proposed Tidal Array Installation in Alderney South Banks

Feasibility Study of the Impacts of a Proposed Tidal Array Installation in Alderney South Banks

Project involves site-specific numerical modelling of hydrodynamic and sedimentary processes to assess the possible long-term impacts of a number of different tidal turbine array configurations.

Climate change building impact assessment studies

Climate change building impact assessment studies

Climate Change Weather File Generator for UK Weather Data – CCWeatherGen

2D Farm Simulations: Portland Bill

2D Farm Simulations: Portland Bill

Environmental Building Monitoring

Environmental Building Monitoring

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