A spatial-temporal clustering for low ocean renewable energy resources using K-means clustering

Advancements in space technology have enabled the acquisition of reliable marine data, facilitating research on the potential of ocean renewable energy as an alternative source that can reduce dependency on fossil fuels, subsequently mitigating climate change. However, the ocean renewable energy dev...

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Main Authors: Uti, Mat Nizam, Md. Din, Ami Hassan, Yusof, Norhakim, Yaakob, Omar
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spelling my.utm.1066742024-07-14T09:38:30Z http://eprints.utm.my/106674/ A spatial-temporal clustering for low ocean renewable energy resources using K-means clustering Uti, Mat Nizam Md. Din, Ami Hassan Yusof, Norhakim Yaakob, Omar G Geography (General) Advancements in space technology have enabled the acquisition of reliable marine data, facilitating research on the potential of ocean renewable energy as an alternative source that can reduce dependency on fossil fuels, subsequently mitigating climate change. However, the ocean renewable energy development in Malaysia has not received adequate attention from local authorities and communities due to low resources in this area. Insufficient in-situ data, both in spatial and temporal dimensions, poses challenges in investigating the characteristics of ocean parameters, hindering a thorough study of the potential for ocean renewable energy development. Hence, this paper aims to identify potential ocean renewable energy development locations using the altimetry data and spatial-temporal clustering using the K-means technique. Theoretically, Malaysian seas are suitable for harnessing wind and waves with energy density ranges of up to 104.69 kW/m2 and 4.21 kW/m, respectively. This study enhances the understanding of Malaysian potential for ocean renewable energy, providing valuable information to stakeholders and the government to increase their interest in ocean renewable energy as a sustainable source for electricity generation in the future. Elsevier Ltd 2023-12 Article PeerReviewed Uti, Mat Nizam and Md. Din, Ami Hassan and Yusof, Norhakim and Yaakob, Omar (2023) A spatial-temporal clustering for low ocean renewable energy resources using K-means clustering. Renewable Energy, 219 (NA). NA. ISSN 0960-1481 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.renene.2023.119549 DOI:10.1016/j.renene.2023.119549
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Uti, Mat Nizam
Md. Din, Ami Hassan
Yusof, Norhakim
Yaakob, Omar
A spatial-temporal clustering for low ocean renewable energy resources using K-means clustering
description Advancements in space technology have enabled the acquisition of reliable marine data, facilitating research on the potential of ocean renewable energy as an alternative source that can reduce dependency on fossil fuels, subsequently mitigating climate change. However, the ocean renewable energy development in Malaysia has not received adequate attention from local authorities and communities due to low resources in this area. Insufficient in-situ data, both in spatial and temporal dimensions, poses challenges in investigating the characteristics of ocean parameters, hindering a thorough study of the potential for ocean renewable energy development. Hence, this paper aims to identify potential ocean renewable energy development locations using the altimetry data and spatial-temporal clustering using the K-means technique. Theoretically, Malaysian seas are suitable for harnessing wind and waves with energy density ranges of up to 104.69 kW/m2 and 4.21 kW/m, respectively. This study enhances the understanding of Malaysian potential for ocean renewable energy, providing valuable information to stakeholders and the government to increase their interest in ocean renewable energy as a sustainable source for electricity generation in the future.
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author Uti, Mat Nizam
Md. Din, Ami Hassan
Yusof, Norhakim
Yaakob, Omar
author_facet Uti, Mat Nizam
Md. Din, Ami Hassan
Yusof, Norhakim
Yaakob, Omar
author_sort Uti, Mat Nizam
title A spatial-temporal clustering for low ocean renewable energy resources using K-means clustering
title_short A spatial-temporal clustering for low ocean renewable energy resources using K-means clustering
title_full A spatial-temporal clustering for low ocean renewable energy resources using K-means clustering
title_fullStr A spatial-temporal clustering for low ocean renewable energy resources using K-means clustering
title_full_unstemmed A spatial-temporal clustering for low ocean renewable energy resources using K-means clustering
title_sort spatial-temporal clustering for low ocean renewable energy resources using k-means clustering
publisher Elsevier Ltd
publishDate 2023
url http://eprints.utm.my/106674/
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.renene.2023.119549
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