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Adil
Caner Sener, Phd
EMSE Department
1776 G Street NW,
Room 139
Washington, DC 20052
Phone:
(202) 994-1563
email: caner@gwu.edu |
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Publications:
- Adil Caner Sener,
J. Rene van Dorp, and Jesse D. Keith, Perspectives
on the Economics of Geothermal Power, GRC Transactions, Vol. 33,
29 - 36
- James W. Lovekin, Subir K. Sanyal, Adil
Caner Sener, Valentino Tiangco, and Pablo Gutierrez-Santana. Potential
Improvements to Existing Geothermal Facilities in California.
GRC Transactions, Vol. 30, 885-890, September 2006.
- Adil Caner Sener and J. Rene van Dorp,
"Evolution
of Technical and Economical Decision Making in Geothermal Energy Projects",
GRC Transactions, Vol. 29, 475-481, September 2005.
On June 12, 2009 Mr. Sener succesfully passed his dissertation defense
(see picture below) and completed his dissertation entitled "UNCERTAINTY
ANALYSIS OF GEOTHERMAL ENERGY ECONOMICS" . Mr.
Sener holds a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the
Izmir Institute of Technology
and a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Middle
East Technical University.
Mr.
Sener started pursuing his doctoral degree in January 2004 in the Engineering
Management and Systems Engineering (EMSE) Department at The George Washington
University, Washington DC under Dr. René van Dorp. In September
2003, he received his Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
from the Izmir Institute of Technology (in Turkey). His Master's thesis
is entitled: "Optimization of Balcova Geothermal District
Heating System". In December 2003 he was awarded the first
prize in the “Necdet
Eraslan” science and technology Turkish national project contest
for his research named “Optimum Control of Geothermal District
Heating Systems”. Mr. Sener’s research interests include
operational optimization of district heating systems (both geothermal
energy and conventional systems), geothermal energy utilization, modeling
of heating, ventilating, air conditioning systems and power plants.
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