Estimating the maximum achievable productivity in outdoor ponds: Microalgae biomass growth modeling and climate-simulated culturing

Michael Huesemann; Mark Wigmosta; Braden Crowe; Peter M Waller; Aaron Chavis; Samuel Hobbs; Scott Edmundson; Boris Chubukov; Vincent J. Tocco; André Coleman

doi:10.1201/b19464

Estimating the maximum achievable productivity in outdoor ponds: Microalgae biomass growth modeling and climate-simulated culturing

Michael Huesemann, Mark Wigmosta, Braden Crowe, Peter M Waller, Aaron Chavis, Samuel Hobbs, Scott Edmundson, Boris Chubukov, Vincent J. Tocco, André Coleman

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In response to mounting concerns about global climate change and the need to produce carbon-neutral transportation fuels, there has been renewed and increasing interest in utilizing microalgae for the generation of drop-in biodiesel and jet biofuel (U.S. DOE 2010). In order to develop an economically viable microalgae biofuels production process, it is imperative to identify strains that exhibit high annual biomass productivities (average >30 g/m2 day) in outdoor culture systems (U.S. DOE 2012). Significant campaigns have been initiated by industry, academia, and other research organizations to find promising new microalgae strains by either prospecting or genetic engineering, which might be suitable for large-scale, economic, biofuel production.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Microalgal Production for Biomass and High-Value Products
Publisher	CRC Press
Pages	113-138
Number of pages	26
ISBN (Electronic)	9781482219715
ISBN (Print)	9781482219708
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1201/b19464
State	Published - Jan 1 2017

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General Agricultural and Biological Sciences
General Environmental Science
General Engineering

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Huesemann, M., Wigmosta, M., Crowe, B., Waller, P. M., Chavis, A., Hobbs, S., Edmundson, S., Chubukov, B., Tocco, V. J., & Coleman, A. (2017). Estimating the maximum achievable productivity in outdoor ponds: Microalgae biomass growth modeling and climate-simulated culturing. In Microalgal Production for Biomass and High-Value Products (pp. 113-138). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/b19464

Huesemann, M, Wigmosta, M, Crowe, B, Waller, PM, Chavis, A, Hobbs, S, Edmundson, S, Chubukov, B, Tocco, VJ & Coleman, A 2017, Estimating the maximum achievable productivity in outdoor ponds: Microalgae biomass growth modeling and climate-simulated culturing. in Microalgal Production for Biomass and High-Value Products. CRC Press, pp. 113-138. https://doi.org/10.1201/b19464

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