Annette v. Jouanne
Affiliations: | Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR |
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"Annette Jouanne"
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| Adegbohun F, Jouanne Av, Lee KY. (2019) Autonomous Battery Swapping System and Methodologies of Electric Vehicles Energies. 12: 667 |
| Lettenmaier T, Jouanne Av, Brekken T. (2017) A new maximum power point tracking algorithm for ocean wave energy converters International Journal of Marine Energy. 17: 40-55 |
| Lettenmaier T, Jouanne Av, Amon E, et al. (2013) Testing the WET-NZ Wave Energy Converter Using the Ocean Sentinel Instrumentation Buoy Marine Technology Society Journal. 47: 164-176 |
| Jouanne Av, Lettenmaier T, Amon E, et al. (2013) A novel ocean sentinel instrumentation buoy for wave energy testing Marine Technology Society Journal. 47: 47-54 |
| Rhinefrank K, Schacher A, Prudell J, et al. (2013) Numerical Analysis and Scaled High Resolution Tank Testing of a Novel Wave Energy Converter Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering-Transactions of the Asme. 135: 41901 |
| Amon E, Brekken TKA, Jouanne Av. (2011) A power analysis and data acquisition system for ocean wave energy device testing Renewable Energy. 36: 1922-1930 |
| Elwood D, Yim SC, Prudell J, et al. (2010) Design, construction, and ocean testing of a taut-moored dual-body wave energy converter with a linear generator power take-off Renewable Energy. 35: 348-354 |
| Agamloh EB, Wallace AK, Jouanne Av. (2008) Application of fluid–structure interaction simulation of an ocean wave energy extraction device Renewable Energy. 33: 748-757 |
| Agamloh EB, Wallace AK, Jouanne Av. (2008) A novel direct-drive ocean wave energy extraction concept with contact-less force transmission system Renewable Energy. 33: 520-529 |
| Jouanne AV. (2003) A Power Quality Test Platform Based on a 120 kVA Programmable Source, Including Experimental Demonstrations Electric Power Components and Systems. 31: 535-551 |