How Robust Integration of Marine Geophysics and Geotechnics Inform the Progressive Ground Model Approach for the Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Development
Tuesday, 2 May
610
Technical / Poster Session
The Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind farm development is among the largest offshore wind energy projects along the U.S. East coast. This session demonstrates how Atlantic Shores integrated multiple years of marine geophysics and geotechnics data acquisition, interpretation, and reporting to develop and inform their progressive ground model approach to support the full range of the project’s possible detailed design parameters. Inter-disciplinary coordination between Geology, Geotechnics, Marine Archaeology, Benthic Studies, and data management was critical for the success of the project’s site characterization and is detailed in presentations within the session.
Chairperson
Sponsoring Society:
- American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)
- Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
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1400-1418 32482Offshore Wind Integrated Geoscience Approach Considering Regulatory Requirements and Project Design Essentials To Optimize Timelines Bringing Value to Project, Developer, and Consumer
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1420-1438 32390Integrated and Adaptable Approach to Mapping Benthic Habitats to Support Offshore Wind Development off the Mid-Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf
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1440-1458 32431Integrated Assessment of Seafloor and Subsurface Site Conditions at Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Farm Development
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1500-1518 32533Using Geophysics and Geotechnics to Maximize the Building of a Paleolandscape Reconstruction for Both an Archaeological and Geological History
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1520-1538 32512CPT- Based Geotechnical Characterization of Foundation Zone Sediments at Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Farm Development
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1540-1558 32358Using a Multi-Phase Approach to Place Submerged Landscapes into a Cultural and Archaeological Context
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1600-1618 32197Geotechnical Characterization of the US Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf Fine Grained Cohesive Sediments