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Gregorio Iglesias spends much of his time researching Marine engineering, Meteorology, Wave farm, Renewable energy and Wave power. His research integrates issues of Offshore wind power, Wind power, Turbine, Wave height and Energy in his study of Marine engineering. His Meteorology study combines topics in areas such as Submarine pipeline and Wind wave.
His Wave farm research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Wind wave model and Sea state. As a part of the same scientific study, Gregorio Iglesias usually deals with the Renewable energy, concentrating on Significant wave height and frequently concerns with Carbon footprint. His Wave power research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Wave model, Hindcast, Wave propagation and Swell, Oceanography.
His main research concerns Marine engineering, Wave farm, Wave power, Offshore wind power and Renewable energy. His research on Marine engineering also deals with topics like
His studies in Wave power integrate themes in fields like Acoustics, Oscillating Water Column and Breakwater. His study in Offshore wind power is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Meteorology, Marine energy and Wind wave. His studies deal with areas such as Resource, Tidal power and Energy development as well as Marine energy.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Wave power, Oscillating Water Column, Mechanics, Turbine and Wave farm. Gregorio Iglesias interconnects Acoustics, Marine energy, Physical geography, Diffraction and Wind wave in the investigation of issues within Wave power. His Oscillating Water Column study incorporates themes from Atmospheric sciences, Bay, Electricity and Control theory.
His Potential flow and Flow study, which is part of a larger body of work in Mechanics, is frequently linked to Dissipation and Eigenfunction, bridging the gap between disciplines. Wave farm is frequently linked to Power capture in his study. In Offshore wind power, he works on issues like Photovoltaic system, which are connected to Marine engineering.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Wave power, Mechanics, Oscillating Water Column, Flow and Diffraction. His Wave power study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Marine energy, Energy development, Physical geography, Wind wave and Scale. Gregorio Iglesias combines subjects such as Potential flow, Ram air turbine, Radius and Offshore wind power with his study of Wind wave.
His research on Offshore wind power concerns the broader Wind power. His Mechanics research includes elements of Series expansion and Porosity. The various areas that Gregorio Iglesias examines in his Oscillating Water Column study include Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes equations, Turbine, Sea state and Compressibility.
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A review of combined wave and offshore wind energy
C. Pérez-Collazo;D. Greaves;G. Iglesias.
Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews (2015)
The economics of wave energy: A review
S. Astariz;G. Iglesias.
Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews (2015)
Wave energy potential in Galicia (NW Spain)
Gregorio Iglesias;Mario López;Rodrigo Carballo;Alberte Castro.
Renewable Energy (2009)
Optimisation of turbine-induced damping for an OWC wave energy converter using a RANS–VOF numerical model
I. López;B. Pereiras;F. Castro;G. Iglesias.
Applied Energy (2014)
Wave energy potential along the Death Coast (Spain)
G. Iglesias;R. Carballo.
Energy (2009)
Numerical model evaluation of tidal stream energy resources in the Ría de Muros (NW Spain)
R. Carballo;G. Iglesias;A. Castro.
Renewable Energy (2009)
Wave energy resource in the Estaca de Bares area (Spain)
G. Iglesias;R. Carballo.
Renewable Energy (2010)
Offshore and inshore wave energy assessment: Asturias (N Spain)
G. Iglesias;R. Carballo.
Energy (2010)
Wave energy and nearshore hot spots: The case of the SE Bay of Biscay
G. Iglesias;R. Carballo.
Renewable Energy (2010)
A review of Very Large Floating Structures (VLFS) for coastal and offshore uses
Miguel Lamas-Pardo;Gregorio Iglesias;Luis Carral.
Ocean Engineering (2015)
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