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Title: Augmented Reality Technologies (Semester Unknown) IPRO 355: EVS for Construction Safety IPRO 355 Poster1 Sp08
Creator: Jose, Savina, Ramsamy, Devaraj, Rusz, Vlad, Zhang, Meng, Bain, Adam, Estrada, Maximillian, Madsen, Timothy, Mizek, Jeffrey
Date: 2008, 2008-05
Description: In the construction industry, safety is obviously a big concern. Companies take many precautions to reduce the number of incidents that occur...
Show moreIn the construction industry, safety is obviously a big concern. Companies take many precautions to reduce the number of incidents that occur to reduce costs and save lives. As one of these precautions, construction companies purchase extra safety equipment to save the lives of workers to supplement regular required products such as hard hats. However, despite all of the safety equipment that is used, accidents still occur. For example, there was a flood in Chicago in 1992 which cost more than two billion dollars in reparations because a worker placed a wooden piling into the wrong place. Tyche Technologies will solve this problem by providing accident prevention technologies that use augmented reality (AR) to enhance the awareness of the construction worker. This additional information will let the worker know where key construction hazards are, such as the location of pipes and cables that run underground. Our team will develop a business plan and a prototype to demonstrate the feasibility of this project and attract potential sponsors/investors. The business plan will outline the market and financial feasibility of this product as well as any other problems/concerns that we foresee. The prototype will demonstrate how an AR environment can be created and relevant information uploaded and displayed to a user.
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Title: Design of a Wind Energy Module for Buildings (Semester Unknown) IPRO 323: DesignOfAWindEnergyModuleForBuildingsIPRO323FinalReportSp11
Creator: Dizon, Taylor, Mcmanus, Tom, Swanson, Jonathan, Jardim, Thiago, Husain, Nyla, Pfiffner, Lucas, Luis, Jose, Bushcott, Corey, Gonnella, Antonio, Ciciora, Edward, Hoffman, Kent, Kim, Jaeyoung
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: In recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However,...
Show moreIn recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However, as simple as these devices may look to the layman’s eye, designing a device which efficiently and reliably converts wind into electrical power represents a highly non-trivial challenge. Further complications come about when this green energy is expected to work as a module on the top or the side of a building. Extracting the maximum amount of energy from wind flows whilst transforming mechanical energy into electrical power and then feeding this energy into the electric grid of a building while sustaining minimal losses and maintaining reasonable machine production and installation costs is a fully innovative and extraordinary proposal and objective. This inter-professional project team (IPRO 323 for Spring 2011) understands that the full undertaking of this idea would last, at the very least, five to six semesters of highly efficient work and research. ? Furthermore, is the geometrical design of the entire wind turbine which, is a project in itself. Therefore, the main objective of this semester’s IPRO is designing the shape of an urban rooftop that will harness an amount of wind which will induce optimal turbine work. This part of the project will be aided through wind tunnel testing and computer assisted analysis. Once a tentative shape has been obtained, 323 IPRO progeny could evaluate the economic feasibility of the project by installing several existing or new wind turbines designs into the modular shape provided by the Spring 2011 team. Somewhat further explaining this semester’s work: On the supposition/knowledge that different inlet and outlet geometries to the wind turbine will affect the power output, this team will perform wind tunnel studies of various wind turbine inlet and outlet sections along with a wind turbine analogy (a porous plate in place of the turbine will simulate the pressure drop of a random or particular turbine, as shown by Aubrun, Loyer, Espana, Hayden and Hancock on the AIAA paper “Experimental study on the wind turbine wake meandering with the help of a non-rotating simplified model and of a rotating model”; so that the analysis can be simplified). This is in order to better understand the power output behavior of such systems in complex flow situations. These tests and analysis shall have as an outcome the conception and final design of a modular wind turbine inlet and outlet sections, which can be further analyzed with real turbine simulations to determine the viability of placing modular wind turbines on buildings. As the New Green Revolution sweeps over the world and we all become more conscious of our impacts on the environment the quest for new forms and sources of clean energy ramps up. This project intends to take the first steps on creating a new opportunity for wind power transformation in cities, a windy environment underutilized as a source of energy where it is used most.
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Title: Design of a Wind Energy Module for Buildings (Semester Unknown) IPRO 323: DesignOfAWindEnergyModuleForBuildingsIPRO323MidTermPresentationSp11
Creator: Dizon, Taylor, Mcmanus, Tom, Swanson, Jonathan, Jardim, Thiago, Husain, Nyla, Pfiffner, Lucas, Luis, Jose, Bushcott, Corey, Gonnella, Antonio, Ciciora, Edward, Hoffman, Kent, Kim, Jaeyoung
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: In recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However,...
Show moreIn recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However, as simple as these devices may look to the layman’s eye, designing a device which efficiently and reliably converts wind into electrical power represents a highly non-trivial challenge. Further complications come about when this green energy is expected to work as a module on the top or the side of a building. Extracting the maximum amount of energy from wind flows whilst transforming mechanical energy into electrical power and then feeding this energy into the electric grid of a building while sustaining minimal losses and maintaining reasonable machine production and installation costs is a fully innovative and extraordinary proposal and objective. This inter-professional project team (IPRO 323 for Spring 2011) understands that the full undertaking of this idea would last, at the very least, five to six semesters of highly efficient work and research. ? Furthermore, is the geometrical design of the entire wind turbine which, is a project in itself. Therefore, the main objective of this semester’s IPRO is designing the shape of an urban rooftop that will harness an amount of wind which will induce optimal turbine work. This part of the project will be aided through wind tunnel testing and computer assisted analysis. Once a tentative shape has been obtained, 323 IPRO progeny could evaluate the economic feasibility of the project by installing several existing or new wind turbines designs into the modular shape provided by the Spring 2011 team. Somewhat further explaining this semester’s work: On the supposition/knowledge that different inlet and outlet geometries to the wind turbine will affect the power output, this team will perform wind tunnel studies of various wind turbine inlet and outlet sections along with a wind turbine analogy (a porous plate in place of the turbine will simulate the pressure drop of a random or particular turbine, as shown by Aubrun, Loyer, Espana, Hayden and Hancock on the AIAA paper “Experimental study on the wind turbine wake meandering with the help of a non-rotating simplified model and of a rotating model”; so that the analysis can be simplified). This is in order to better understand the power output behavior of such systems in complex flow situations. These tests and analysis shall have as an outcome the conception and final design of a modular wind turbine inlet and outlet sections, which can be further analyzed with real turbine simulations to determine the viability of placing modular wind turbines on buildings. As the New Green Revolution sweeps over the world and we all become more conscious of our impacts on the environment the quest for new forms and sources of clean energy ramps up. This project intends to take the first steps on creating a new opportunity for wind power transformation in cities, a windy environment underutilized as a source of energy where it is used most.
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Title: Design of a Wind Energy Module for Buildings (Semester Unknown) IPRO 323: DesignOfAWindEnergyModuleForBuildingsIPRO323ProjectPlanSp11
Creator: Dizon, Taylor, Mcmanus, Tom, Swanson, Jonathan, Jardim, Thiago, Husain, Nyla, Pfiffner, Lucas, Luis, Jose, Bushcott, Corey, Gonnella, Antonio, Ciciora, Edward, Hoffman, Kent, Kim, Jaeyoung
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: In recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However,...
Show moreIn recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However, as simple as these devices may look to the layman’s eye, designing a device which efficiently and reliably converts wind into electrical power represents a highly non-trivial challenge. Further complications come about when this green energy is expected to work as a module on the top or the side of a building. Extracting the maximum amount of energy from wind flows whilst transforming mechanical energy into electrical power and then feeding this energy into the electric grid of a building while sustaining minimal losses and maintaining reasonable machine production and installation costs is a fully innovative and extraordinary proposal and objective. This inter-professional project team (IPRO 323 for Spring 2011) understands that the full undertaking of this idea would last, at the very least, five to six semesters of highly efficient work and research. ? Furthermore, is the geometrical design of the entire wind turbine which, is a project in itself. Therefore, the main objective of this semester’s IPRO is designing the shape of an urban rooftop that will harness an amount of wind which will induce optimal turbine work. This part of the project will be aided through wind tunnel testing and computer assisted analysis. Once a tentative shape has been obtained, 323 IPRO progeny could evaluate the economic feasibility of the project by installing several existing or new wind turbines designs into the modular shape provided by the Spring 2011 team. Somewhat further explaining this semester’s work: On the supposition/knowledge that different inlet and outlet geometries to the wind turbine will affect the power output, this team will perform wind tunnel studies of various wind turbine inlet and outlet sections along with a wind turbine analogy (a porous plate in place of the turbine will simulate the pressure drop of a random or particular turbine, as shown by Aubrun, Loyer, Espana, Hayden and Hancock on the AIAA paper “Experimental study on the wind turbine wake meandering with the help of a non-rotating simplified model and of a rotating model”; so that the analysis can be simplified). This is in order to better understand the power output behavior of such systems in complex flow situations. These tests and analysis shall have as an outcome the conception and final design of a modular wind turbine inlet and outlet sections, which can be further analyzed with real turbine simulations to determine the viability of placing modular wind turbines on buildings. As the New Green Revolution sweeps over the world and we all become more conscious of our impacts on the environment the quest for new forms and sources of clean energy ramps up. This project intends to take the first steps on creating a new opportunity for wind power transformation in cities, a windy environment underutilized as a source of energy where it is used most.
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Title: Design of a Wind Energy Module for Buildings (Semester Unknown) IPRO 323: DesignOfAWindEnergyModuleForBuildingsIPRO323BrochureSp11
Creator: Dizon, Taylor, Mcmanus, Tom, Swanson, Jonathan, Jardim, Thiago, Husain, Nyla, Pfiffner, Lucas, Luis, Jose, Bushcott, Corey, Gonnella, Antonio, Ciciora, Edward, Hoffman, Kent, Kim, Jaeyoung
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: In recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However,...
Show moreIn recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However, as simple as these devices may look to the layman’s eye, designing a device which efficiently and reliably converts wind into electrical power represents a highly non-trivial challenge. Further complications come about when this green energy is expected to work as a module on the top or the side of a building. Extracting the maximum amount of energy from wind flows whilst transforming mechanical energy into electrical power and then feeding this energy into the electric grid of a building while sustaining minimal losses and maintaining reasonable machine production and installation costs is a fully innovative and extraordinary proposal and objective. This inter-professional project team (IPRO 323 for Spring 2011) understands that the full undertaking of this idea would last, at the very least, five to six semesters of highly efficient work and research. ? Furthermore, is the geometrical design of the entire wind turbine which, is a project in itself. Therefore, the main objective of this semester’s IPRO is designing the shape of an urban rooftop that will harness an amount of wind which will induce optimal turbine work. This part of the project will be aided through wind tunnel testing and computer assisted analysis. Once a tentative shape has been obtained, 323 IPRO progeny could evaluate the economic feasibility of the project by installing several existing or new wind turbines designs into the modular shape provided by the Spring 2011 team. Somewhat further explaining this semester’s work: On the supposition/knowledge that different inlet and outlet geometries to the wind turbine will affect the power output, this team will perform wind tunnel studies of various wind turbine inlet and outlet sections along with a wind turbine analogy (a porous plate in place of the turbine will simulate the pressure drop of a random or particular turbine, as shown by Aubrun, Loyer, Espana, Hayden and Hancock on the AIAA paper “Experimental study on the wind turbine wake meandering with the help of a non-rotating simplified model and of a rotating model”; so that the analysis can be simplified). This is in order to better understand the power output behavior of such systems in complex flow situations. These tests and analysis shall have as an outcome the conception and final design of a modular wind turbine inlet and outlet sections, which can be further analyzed with real turbine simulations to determine the viability of placing modular wind turbines on buildings. As the New Green Revolution sweeps over the world and we all become more conscious of our impacts on the environment the quest for new forms and sources of clean energy ramps up. This project intends to take the first steps on creating a new opportunity for wind power transformation in cities, a windy environment underutilized as a source of energy where it is used most.
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Title: Design of a Wind Energy Module for Buildings (Semester Unknown) IPRO 323: DesignOfAWindEnergyModuleForBuildingsIPRO323FinalPresentationSp11
Creator: Dizon, Taylor, Mcmanus, Tom, Swanson, Jonathan, Jardim, Thiago, Husain, Nyla, Pfiffner, Lucas, Luis, Jose, Bushcott, Corey, Gonnella, Antonio, Ciciora, Edward, Hoffman, Kent, Kim, Jaeyoung
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: In recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However,...
Show moreIn recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However, as simple as these devices may look to the layman’s eye, designing a device which efficiently and reliably converts wind into electrical power represents a highly non-trivial challenge. Further complications come about when this green energy is expected to work as a module on the top or the side of a building. Extracting the maximum amount of energy from wind flows whilst transforming mechanical energy into electrical power and then feeding this energy into the electric grid of a building while sustaining minimal losses and maintaining reasonable machine production and installation costs is a fully innovative and extraordinary proposal and objective. This inter-professional project team (IPRO 323 for Spring 2011) understands that the full undertaking of this idea would last, at the very least, five to six semesters of highly efficient work and research. ? Furthermore, is the geometrical design of the entire wind turbine which, is a project in itself. Therefore, the main objective of this semester’s IPRO is designing the shape of an urban rooftop that will harness an amount of wind which will induce optimal turbine work. This part of the project will be aided through wind tunnel testing and computer assisted analysis. Once a tentative shape has been obtained, 323 IPRO progeny could evaluate the economic feasibility of the project by installing several existing or new wind turbines designs into the modular shape provided by the Spring 2011 team. Somewhat further explaining this semester’s work: On the supposition/knowledge that different inlet and outlet geometries to the wind turbine will affect the power output, this team will perform wind tunnel studies of various wind turbine inlet and outlet sections along with a wind turbine analogy (a porous plate in place of the turbine will simulate the pressure drop of a random or particular turbine, as shown by Aubrun, Loyer, Espana, Hayden and Hancock on the AIAA paper “Experimental study on the wind turbine wake meandering with the help of a non-rotating simplified model and of a rotating model”; so that the analysis can be simplified). This is in order to better understand the power output behavior of such systems in complex flow situations. These tests and analysis shall have as an outcome the conception and final design of a modular wind turbine inlet and outlet sections, which can be further analyzed with real turbine simulations to determine the viability of placing modular wind turbines on buildings. As the New Green Revolution sweeps over the world and we all become more conscious of our impacts on the environment the quest for new forms and sources of clean energy ramps up. This project intends to take the first steps on creating a new opportunity for wind power transformation in cities, a windy environment underutilized as a source of energy where it is used most.
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Title: Design of a Large-Scale Bridge Structure (semester?), IPRO 315: Large-Scale Bridge Structure IPRO 315 Abstract Sp07
Creator: Atewologun, Gbadebo, Barrett, Christina, Brilla, John, Fahs, David, Fong, Patrick, Froehlich, Bernard, Giana, Emiliano, Heler, Naomi, Hernandez, Daniel, Hong, Ei, Huang, Thomas, Khudeira, Mohamad, Kim, Yong-wan, Lee, Linda, Leung, Man, Mahoney, Heather, Patel, Jinit, Pershey, Robert, Polena, Sotiel, Shethwala, Fuzel, Shorette, Lucas, Stopic, Milena, Swinderski, Melissa, Thakkar, Chintan, Welsh, Lee
Date: 2007-05, 2007-05
Description: The objectives of this IPRO are to design and build a steel bridge to the specifications given by AISC and, using teamwork, to win this year’s...
Show moreThe objectives of this IPRO are to design and build a steel bridge to the specifications given by AISC and, using teamwork, to win this year’s ASCE/AISC Regional Steel Bridge Competition
Deliverables for IPRO 315: Design of a Large-Scale Bridge Structure for the Spring 2007 semester
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Title: Design of a Large-Scale Bridge Structure (semester?), IPRO 315: Large-Scale Bridge Structure IPRO 315 Final Report Sp07
Creator: Atewologun, Gbadebo, Barrett, Christina, Brilla, John, Fahs, David, Fong, Patrick, Froehlich, Bernard, Giana, Emiliano, Heler, Naomi, Hernandez, Daniel, Hong, Ei, Huang, Thomas, Khudeira, Mohamad, Kim, Yong-wan, Lee, Linda, Leung, Man, Mahoney, Heather, Patel, Jinit, Pershey, Robert, Polena, Sotiel, Shethwala, Fuzel, Shorette, Lucas, Stopic, Milena, Swinderski, Melissa, Thakkar, Chintan, Welsh, Lee
Date: 2007-05, 2007-05
Description: The objectives of this IPRO are to design and build a steel bridge to the specifications given by AISC and, using teamwork, to win this year’s...
Show moreThe objectives of this IPRO are to design and build a steel bridge to the specifications given by AISC and, using teamwork, to win this year’s ASCE/AISC Regional Steel Bridge Competition
Deliverables for IPRO 315: Design of a Large-Scale Bridge Structure for the Spring 2007 semester
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Title: Design of a Large-Scale Bridge Structure (semester?), IPRO 315
Creator: Atewologun, Gbadebo, Barrett, Christina, Brilla, John, Fahs, David, Fong, Patrick, Froehlich, Bernard, Giana, Emiliano, Heler, Naomi, Hernandez, Daniel, Hong, Ei, Huang, Thomas, Khudeira, Mohamad, Kim, Yong-wan, Lee, Linda, Leung, Man, Mahoney, Heather, Patel, Jinit, Pershey, Robert, Polena, Sotiel, Shethwala, Fuzel, Shorette, Lucas, Stopic, Milena, Swinderski, Melissa, Thakkar, Chintan, Welsh, Lee
Date: 2007-05, 2007-05
Description: The objectives of this IPRO are to design and build a steel bridge to the specifications given by AISC and, using teamwork, to win this year’s...
Show moreThe objectives of this IPRO are to design and build a steel bridge to the specifications given by AISC and, using teamwork, to win this year’s ASCE/AISC Regional Steel Bridge Competition
Deliverables for IPRO 315: Design of a Large-Scale Bridge Structure for the Spring 2007 semester
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Title: Design of a Wind Energy Module for Buildings (Semester Unknown) IPRO 323: DesignOfAWindEnergyModuleForBuildingsIPRO323Poster1Sp11
Creator: Dizon, Taylor, Mcmanus, Tom, Swanson, Jonathan, Jardim, Thiago, Husain, Nyla, Pfiffner, Lucas, Luis, Jose, Bushcott, Corey, Gonnella, Antonio, Ciciora, Edward, Hoffman, Kent, Kim, Jaeyoung
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: In recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However,...
Show moreIn recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However, as simple as these devices may look to the layman’s eye, designing a device which efficiently and reliably converts wind into electrical power represents a highly non-trivial challenge. Further complications come about when this green energy is expected to work as a module on the top or the side of a building. Extracting the maximum amount of energy from wind flows whilst transforming mechanical energy into electrical power and then feeding this energy into the electric grid of a building while sustaining minimal losses and maintaining reasonable machine production and installation costs is a fully innovative and extraordinary proposal and objective. This inter-professional project team (IPRO 323 for Spring 2011) understands that the full undertaking of this idea would last, at the very least, five to six semesters of highly efficient work and research. ? Furthermore, is the geometrical design of the entire wind turbine which, is a project in itself. Therefore, the main objective of this semester’s IPRO is designing the shape of an urban rooftop that will harness an amount of wind which will induce optimal turbine work. This part of the project will be aided through wind tunnel testing and computer assisted analysis. Once a tentative shape has been obtained, 323 IPRO progeny could evaluate the economic feasibility of the project by installing several existing or new wind turbines designs into the modular shape provided by the Spring 2011 team. Somewhat further explaining this semester’s work: On the supposition/knowledge that different inlet and outlet geometries to the wind turbine will affect the power output, this team will perform wind tunnel studies of various wind turbine inlet and outlet sections along with a wind turbine analogy (a porous plate in place of the turbine will simulate the pressure drop of a random or particular turbine, as shown by Aubrun, Loyer, Espana, Hayden and Hancock on the AIAA paper “Experimental study on the wind turbine wake meandering with the help of a non-rotating simplified model and of a rotating model”; so that the analysis can be simplified). This is in order to better understand the power output behavior of such systems in complex flow situations. These tests and analysis shall have as an outcome the conception and final design of a modular wind turbine inlet and outlet sections, which can be further analyzed with real turbine simulations to determine the viability of placing modular wind turbines on buildings. As the New Green Revolution sweeps over the world and we all become more conscious of our impacts on the environment the quest for new forms and sources of clean energy ramps up. This project intends to take the first steps on creating a new opportunity for wind power transformation in cities, a windy environment underutilized as a source of energy where it is used most.
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Title: Design of a Wind Energy Module for Buildings (Semester Unknown) IPRO 323: DesignOfAWindEnergyModuleForBuildingsIPRO323Poster2Sp11
Creator: Dizon, Taylor, Mcmanus, Tom, Swanson, Jonathan, Jardim, Thiago, Husain, Nyla, Pfiffner, Lucas, Luis, Jose, Bushcott, Corey, Gonnella, Antonio, Ciciora, Edward, Hoffman, Kent, Kim, Jaeyoung
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: In recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However,...
Show moreIn recent years, interest in extracting significant amounts of electrical power from large wind turbines has increased significantly. However, as simple as these devices may look to the layman’s eye, designing a device which efficiently and reliably converts wind into electrical power represents a highly non-trivial challenge. Further complications come about when this green energy is expected to work as a module on the top or the side of a building. Extracting the maximum amount of energy from wind flows whilst transforming mechanical energy into electrical power and then feeding this energy into the electric grid of a building while sustaining minimal losses and maintaining reasonable machine production and installation costs is a fully innovative and extraordinary proposal and objective. This inter-professional project team (IPRO 323 for Spring 2011) understands that the full undertaking of this idea would last, at the very least, five to six semesters of highly efficient work and research. ? Furthermore, is the geometrical design of the entire wind turbine which, is a project in itself. Therefore, the main objective of this semester’s IPRO is designing the shape of an urban rooftop that will harness an amount of wind which will induce optimal turbine work. This part of the project will be aided through wind tunnel testing and computer assisted analysis. Once a tentative shape has been obtained, 323 IPRO progeny could evaluate the economic feasibility of the project by installing several existing or new wind turbines designs into the modular shape provided by the Spring 2011 team. Somewhat further explaining this semester’s work: On the supposition/knowledge that different inlet and outlet geometries to the wind turbine will affect the power output, this team will perform wind tunnel studies of various wind turbine inlet and outlet sections along with a wind turbine analogy (a porous plate in place of the turbine will simulate the pressure drop of a random or particular turbine, as shown by Aubrun, Loyer, Espana, Hayden and Hancock on the AIAA paper “Experimental study on the wind turbine wake meandering with the help of a non-rotating simplified model and of a rotating model”; so that the analysis can be simplified). This is in order to better understand the power output behavior of such systems in complex flow situations. These tests and analysis shall have as an outcome the conception and final design of a modular wind turbine inlet and outlet sections, which can be further analyzed with real turbine simulations to determine the viability of placing modular wind turbines on buildings. As the New Green Revolution sweeps over the world and we all become more conscious of our impacts on the environment the quest for new forms and sources of clean energy ramps up. This project intends to take the first steps on creating a new opportunity for wind power transformation in cities, a windy environment underutilized as a source of energy where it is used most.
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Title: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 339: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System IPRO 338 Project Plan Sp05
Creator: Vance, Thorton, Dustin, Hendrickson, Ben, Mcinturff, Aron, Ahmadia, Atif, Khan, Hart, Wilson, Andrei, Pop, Mark, Riego De Dios, Justin, Vonashek
Date: 2005-05, 2005-05
Description: The objectives of this project in a broad sense are to implement and facilitate the use of the iKNOW Knowledge Management System built in...
Show moreThe objectives of this project in a broad sense are to implement and facilitate the use of the iKNOW Knowledge Management System built in previous semesters of this continuing project. This team intends to improve and facilitate the use of the application.
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2005 semester
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Title: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 339: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System IPRO 338 Abstract Sp05
Creator: Vance, Thorton, Dustin, Hendrickson, Ben, Mcinturff, Aron, Ahmadia, Atif, Khan, Hart, Wilson, Andrei, Pop, Mark, Riego De Dios, Justin, Vonashek
Date: 2005-05, 2005-05
Description: The objectives of this project in a broad sense are to implement and facilitate the use of the iKNOW Knowledge Management System built in...
Show moreThe objectives of this project in a broad sense are to implement and facilitate the use of the iKNOW Knowledge Management System built in previous semesters of this continuing project. This team intends to improve and facilitate the use of the application.
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2005 semester
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Title: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 339: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System IPRO 338 Final Report Sp05
Creator: Vance, Thorton, Dustin, Hendrickson, Ben, Mcinturff, Aron, Ahmadia, Atif, Khan, Hart, Wilson, Andrei, Pop, Mark, Riego De Dios, Justin, Vonashek
Date: 2005-05, 2005-05
Description: The objectives of this project in a broad sense are to implement and facilitate the use of the iKNOW Knowledge Management System built in...
Show moreThe objectives of this project in a broad sense are to implement and facilitate the use of the iKNOW Knowledge Management System built in previous semesters of this continuing project. This team intends to improve and facilitate the use of the application.
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2005 semester
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Title: BUOY (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310: BUOYIPRO310MidTermPresentationF09
Creator: Dykeman, Kimberly, Healton, Michaela, Lipman, Timothy, Ludwig, Ross, Park, Jay, Reilly, Jeffrey, Sarkar, Smita, Sirk, Phillip, Toro, Branden
Date: 2009, 2009-12
Description: Our mission is to develop, test, and implement assistive technology with the community that promotes safety and improves independence of blind...
Show moreOur mission is to develop, test, and implement assistive technology with the community that promotes safety and improves independence of blind and visually impaired (BVI) swimmers.
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Title: BUOY (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310: BUOYIPRO310PosterF09
Creator: Dykeman, Kimberly, Healton, Michaela, Lipman, Timothy, Ludwig, Ross, Park, Jay, Reilly, Jeffrey, Sarkar, Smita, Sirk, Phillip, Toro, Branden
Date: 2009, 2009-12
Description: Our mission is to develop, test, and implement assistive technology with the community that promotes safety and improves independence of blind...
Show moreOur mission is to develop, test, and implement assistive technology with the community that promotes safety and improves independence of blind and visually impaired (BVI) swimmers.
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Title: BUOY (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310: BUOYIPRO310ProjectPlanF09_redacted
Creator: Dykeman, Kimberly, Healton, Michaela, Lipman, Timothy, Ludwig, Ross, Park, Jay, Reilly, Jeffrey, Sarkar, Smita, Sirk, Phillip, Toro, Branden
Date: 2009, 2009-12
Description: Our mission is to develop, test, and implement assistive technology with the community that promotes safety and improves independence of blind...
Show moreOur mission is to develop, test, and implement assistive technology with the community that promotes safety and improves independence of blind and visually impaired (BVI) swimmers.
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Title: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 339: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System IPRO 338 IPRO Day Presentation Sp05
Creator: Vance, Thorton, Dustin, Hendrickson, Ben, Mcinturff, Aron, Ahmadia, Atif, Khan, Hart, Wilson, Andrei, Pop, Mark, Riego De Dios, Justin, Vonashek
Date: 2005-05, 2005-05
Description: The objectives of this project in a broad sense are to implement and facilitate the use of the iKNOW Knowledge Management System built in...
Show moreThe objectives of this project in a broad sense are to implement and facilitate the use of the iKNOW Knowledge Management System built in previous semesters of this continuing project. This team intends to improve and facilitate the use of the application.
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2005 semester
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Title: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 339: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System IPRO 338 Midterm Report Sp05
Creator: Vance, Thorton, Dustin, Hendrickson, Ben, Mcinturff, Aron, Ahmadia, Atif, Khan, Hart, Wilson, Andrei, Pop, Mark, Riego De Dios, Justin, Vonashek
Date: 2005-05, 2005-05
Description: The objectives of this project in a broad sense are to implement and facilitate the use of the iKNOW Knowledge Management System built in...
Show moreThe objectives of this project in a broad sense are to implement and facilitate the use of the iKNOW Knowledge Management System built in previous semesters of this continuing project. This team intends to improve and facilitate the use of the application.
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Building and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2005 semester
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Title: BUOY (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310: BUOYIPRO310BrochureF09
Creator: Dykeman, Kimberly, Healton, Michaela, Lipman, Timothy, Ludwig, Ross, Park, Jay, Reilly, Jeffrey, Sarkar, Smita, Sirk, Phillip, Toro, Branden
Date: 2009, 2009-12
Description: Our mission is to develop, test, and implement assistive technology with the community that promotes safety and improves independence of blind...
Show moreOur mission is to develop, test, and implement assistive technology with the community that promotes safety and improves independence of blind and visually impaired (BVI) swimmers.
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