ARROW student Nathan Agarwal, working with ARROW faculty Julie Lundquist, presents the poster “Up and Out: Navigating atmospheric stability in complex terrain” at the Ralph O’Connor Sustainable Energy Institute (ROSEI) summit at The Johns Hopkins University last month. Nathan presents a novel machine-learning approach to tower siting for stakeholders …
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ARROW student Stephen Ampleman, working with ARROW faculty Dennice Gayme, presents the poster From Cut-In to Rated: Multi-Region Floating Offshore Wind Farm Control for Secondary Frequency Regulation at the Ralph O’Connor Sustainable Energy Institute (ROSEI) summit at Johns Hopkins University last …
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ARROW faculty Sanjay Arwade (UMass Amherst), Andy Myers (Northeastern University), and Weichiang Pang (Clemson University), along with Doug Slocum (Kelson Marine) presented at the 2026 Oceantic Network International Partnering Forum (IPF) this week as part of the panel “Storm-Resistant Infrastructure: …
ARROW student Valeria Vasquez-Barros, working with ARROW faculty Julie Lundquist, presents the poster Improving offshore wind turbine wake impact predictions by better understanding atmospheric stability decoupling at the Ralph O’Connor Sustainable Energy Institute (ROSEI) summit at Johns Hopkins University last month. …
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ARROW faculty and students had the opportunity recently to participate in the fourth ROSEI Summit at Johns Hopkins University. The summit included a breakout session led by ARROW faculty Julie Lundquist and Dennice Gayme that focused on the future of …
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ARROW faculty Jim Manwell (UMass Amherst), Julie Lundquist (Johns Hopkins University), and Charles Meneveau (Johns Hopkins University), along with lead author and ARROW External Advisory Board member Paul Veers (National Laboratory of the Rockies) recently celebrated the 1000th citation of their paper “Grand Challenges in …
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When wind passes through a turbine, it spins the blades, transferring energy from the atmosphere to the machine and eventually to powering our homes. As the wind moves past those spinning blades, the once smooth flow becomes a turbulent mix …
Dr. Weichiang Pang, Professor of Civil Engineering at Clemson University, spoke at Northeastern University on Monday, October 6th, delivering a seminar as part of the ARROW FLEx initiative. Dr. Pang’s presentation – Can Offshore Wind Thrive Amid Changing Storm Patterns? …
