Bela Buck Multi-Use Concepts as a Potential Solution for the Overcrowded Marine Realm

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Multi-Use Concepts as a Potential Solution for the Overcrowded

Marine Realm

Bela H. BuckInternational Marine Spatial Planning Public Symposium, Providence (RI)

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Relatively small size of the EEZ in the Baltic Sea and in the North Sea.

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North Sea

Baltic SeaSchleswig‐Holstein

Lower‐Saxony

Mecklenburg‐Vorpommern

Bremen

Hamburg

EEZ:28,600 km2

EEZ:4,500 km2

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Shipping &Military Features

Pipelines, Cables, Mariculture,Sediment, Platforms

Nature Conservation Offshore Wind Farms

MSP at an early stages:(between 2001‐2006)

Defining the actual state of uses

Ascertain priorities of different uses

Set priorities regarding national and international “dependencies”.

Priority list (with regard to UNCLOS)High Safety and efficiency of shipping National and international 

contracts [e.g. pipelines, cables] Protection of the marine 

environment National/Alliance defence

Others Resources Scientific research Wind farming

Construction of the Alpha Ventus wind farm in the EEZ 60 km off the coast of Germany.

5 MW class turbines:

65 MWh∙day‐1∙windmill‐1

8,000 €∙day‐1∙windmill‐1

70% of companies SME

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1. Ecology- Creating MPA‘s (nursery,

sustainable fisheries…)- Set-up artificial reefs

2. Tourism

3. Additional energy resources

4. Offshore Aquaculture

5. Bio-Remediation / Bio-Extraction

6. Use of fouling organisms

Multi-use ideas to maximize the benefit of an offshore area:

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Image taken from Barry Costa‐Pierce

Meek, 1989

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Buck et al. (2008), Helg. Mar. Research© B. H. Buck 2012 - MSP-Symposium 2012

Marine Facilities Ordinance

OSS‐Project forces wind farm operators to investigate in co‐uses

Buck (2007), Helg. Mar. Res.

Buck et al. (2010), Aquac. Econom. Management

Mussel cultivation designs

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longlines ladder grid

Seaweed cultivation

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fish/wind turbine

extractive species

wind farm with

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1. defense line:filter feeders

2. defense line:seaweeds

McVey & Buck (2008), WAS

fish/wind turbine

extractive species

musselsseaweed

bidirectionaldifferent directions

IMTA(Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture)

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Consideration of mechanical loads on grounding constructions of windmills by aquaculture devices

longline, cage or other constructions

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Development of static models(for 3-5 MW turbine class)Discussion of alternativeconnection points of foundationstructure

Generation of representativeloads of wind energyinstallations

EF 4 EF 5 EF 6EF 4 EF 5 EF 6

Buck et al. (2006), Ocean, Offshore, and Arctic Engineering© B. H. Buck 2012 - MSP-Symposium 2012

Buck & Krause (2010), Springer Encyclopedia© B. H. Buck 2012 - MSP-Symposium 2012

Experimental setup

Analysis of flow velocities/forces/qualitative scouring Length scale 1 : 40 Wave parameter: 

Medium waveT = 6 s, Hs = 1,5 mMaximum wave:T = 14 s, Hs = 11 m

Variation of design– Cylinder– Sphere

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Mooring System

Jetty Station

Offshore Test Field

Koch (2007) Thesis

Prof. Dr. Bela H. BuckBela.H.Buck@awi.de

Key Issues:

1. Multi-use concepts ease MSP2. Multi-use will have a better acceptance for both

stakeholders and would save costs. 3. Multi-Use concepts will have economic benefits

• Quick procedure• Combined EIA• Shared vessels/personal• training• Additional biomass• etc.

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