Linnea Weicht
Mechanical Engineer
Linnea Weicht
Mechanical Engineer
Biography
Linnea Weicht is a mechanical engineer with the Coastal Sciences Division of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL). Her technical skills include mechanical design and ocean engineering. She supports a wide variety of projects within the Marine Technology Team including Department of Energy's (DOE’s) ocean observing prize, simulation work modeling an autonomous surface vehicle, and testing expertise and access for marine energy research (TEAMER) that requires engineering expertise at PNNL-Sequim. She is passionate about marine energy and ocean observing research.
Education
BS in mechanical engineering, Seattle Pacific University, 2019
Publications
2022
- Cotter E.D., S. Matzner, L.E. Weicht, A.G. Soloway, J.R. Tedeschi, and R.T. Jeters. 2022. "Data for: An Adaptable Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) Radar for Unmanned Aerial Systems To Detect Oil in Sea Ice." PNNL-SA-173015.
2021
- Ticona Rollano F.M., D.L. Hume, J.J. Martinez, Z. Deng, D.J. Rose, L.E. Weicht, and C. Kenny, et al. 2021. Powering the Blue Economy: A Survey of Station-Keeping Methods for Mooringless Platforms. PNNL-31719. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
- Severy M., and L.E. Weicht. 2021. Reliability for Marine Energy Power Systems. PNNL-31422. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.