Volume 23 | Number 2 | June 2010
Special Issue: Marine Renewable Energy
On the Cover: (front) Offshore wind farms are just one form of marine renewable energy. (back) Ocean energy can also be harnessed from waves, open-ocean currents (sometimes called hydrokinetic), tides, and ocean thermal and salinity gradients. Cover image copyright Cameron Davis/Corbis.
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SPECIAL ISSUE FEATURES
Introduction to This Special Issue On Marine Renewable Energy
By
David M. Kennedy
Ocean Renewable Energy's Potential Role in Supplying Future Electrical Energy Needs
By
Robert Thresher and
Walter Musial
An Overview of Ocean Renewable Energy Technologies
By
Roger Bedard ,
Paul T. Jacobson,
Mirko Previsic ,
Walter Musial , and
Robert Varley
Technological Challenges to Commercial-Scale Application of Marine Renewables
By
Greg Beaudoin,
Derek Robertson,
Ronan Doherty,
Dean Corren,
Bill Staby, and
Laurie Meyer
Centers for Marine Renewable Energy in Europe and North America
By
Markus Mueller,
Henry Jeffrey ,
Robin Wallace, and
Annette von Jouanne
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Minerals Management Service
By
Timothy Konnert and
Wright J. Frank
The Role of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in Authorizing Hydrokinetic Technology Projects
By
Timothy Konnert
The Role of the Minerals Management Service in Offshore Renewable Energy Development
By
Wright Jay Frank
Environmental and Ecological Effects of Ocean Renewable Energy Development: A Current Synthesis
By
George W. Boehlert and
Andrew B. Gill
Ocean Space, Ocean Place: The Human Dimensions of Wave Energy in Oregon
By
Flaxen Conway,
John Stevenson,
Daniel Hunter ,
Maria Stefanovich,
Holly Campbell ,
Zack Covell , and
Yao Yin
Using Adaptive Management to Resolve Uncertainties for Wave and Tidal Energy Projects
By
Cherise Oram and
Chad Marriott
Marine Renewable Energy Policy: Some US and International Perspectives Compared
By
Michelle E. Portman
Op-Eds
Op-eds. 2010. Oceanography 23(2):106–111, https://doi.org/10.5670/oceanog.2010.50.
REGULAR ISSUE FEATURES
The Volume of Earth's Ocean
By
Matthew A. Charette and
Walter H.F. Smith
ROGER REVELLE COMMEMORATIVE LECTURE
The Interconnected Biosphere: Science at the Ocean's Tipping Points
By
Jane Lubchenco and
Laura E. Petes
DEPARTMENTS
QUARTERDECK • There Really Is (A Good) Life Beyond Academia
By
Ellen S. Kappel
FROM THE PRESIDENT • Why Become a Member of a Professional Society?
By
Carolyn A. Thoroughgood
THE OCEANOGRAPHY CLASSROOM • A Public Education
By
Simon Boxall
CAREER PROFILES • Options and Insights
Career profiles—Options and insights. 2010. Oceanography 23(2):134–135.
Special Issue Guest Editors
Elisa Chae, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Annette von Jouanne, Oregon State University
Ted Brekken, Oregon State University
Ellen Ternes, NOAA
Kerry Kehoe, NOAA
Ralph Lopez, NOAA
Benjamin Baron-Taltre, NOAA
Whitney Blanchard, NOAA
MaryLee Haughwout, NOAA
Carleigh Rodriguez, NOAA
Sponsors
Production of this issue was funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.