Anemorphosis Research Group serves as an on-line platform for wind power professionals, environmentalists and wind energy consultants where dissemination of information and discussion amongst members can operate on an on-going basis.
We are a team of professional researchers, engineers, economists, environmentalists, PhD and master students working on technologies to help exploit one of the most economical and technologically mature renewable sources of electricity generation: wind.
Our research focuses on the following themes:
The Group aims to:
Anemorphosis Research Group conducts research into fundamental aspects of wind power engineering. The research ranges from basic experimental and computational studies to modeling and simulation of a wide variety of wind power engineering concepts, root cause analysis, economic evaluation, wind resource assessment methodologies, strategies and techniques.
During the past 10 years of wind research and development, Anemorphosis has pioneered many of the methods and strategies that have taken wind energy technologies to new heights. Through its expertise and one-of-a-kind assets, the research performed at Anemorphosis has become a guiding force, advancing wind technologies from initial concepts to deployment.
Anemorphosis Research Group investigates and develops new reliability-based design optimization (RBDO) methods and strategies that enable the determination of optimum wind energy installations designs (micro-siting) to establish their technical and economic viability. Specific research include the development of uncertainty modeling, reliability, sensitivity analysis, and generalized techno-economic methods to establish wind power projects maximum productivity and sustainable performance.
Stavros Thomas Founder and Contributor of the Anemorphosis Research Group