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FORECASTING Track: GRIDS Tuesday, 15 September 2009, 14:00 - 15:30 |
Room K11
Chairs:
Hannele Holtinnen, VTT Technical Research Centre, Finland
Colin Morgan, Garrad Hassan, United Kingdom
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Session description Energy and power management of large offshore wind power plants will be a challenge for the companies and system operators involved. An accurate wind production forecast, together with uncertainty measures, will be needed. Offshore wind resources differ from those onshore. Issues such as the lack of knowledge regarding meteorological phenomena at sea and the weakness of the existing meteorological network are significant problems. This session will present forecasting techniques and models required to address the challenges of offshore wind power production. How much does the task of forecasting differ offshore from onshore, and how far can we rely on the existing techniques? |
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EXPERIENCES WITH WIND POWER FORECAST IN EUROPE, NORTH AMERICA AND AUSTRALIA Ulrich Focken, Energy & Meteo Systems GmbH, Germany |
BG3.1 |
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FORECASTING OFFSHORE WIND POWER IN PORTUGAL Ana Trancoso, Technical Superior Institute, Portugal |
BG3.2 |
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DEVELOPMENT OF AN OFFSHORE-SPECIFIC WIND POWER FORECASTING MODEL BASED ON ENSEMBLE WEATHER PREDICTION AND WAVE PARAMETERS Ümit Cali, EnBW Renewables GmbH, Germany |
BG3.3 |
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ENSEMBLE PREDICTIONS AND NOWCASTING OF OFFSHORE WIND POWER PRODUCTION Jens Tambke, ForWind - Center for Wind Energy Research, Germany |
BG3.4 |
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MODELLING AND FORECASTING OF WIND POWER FLUCTUATIONS AT LARGE OFFSHORE WIND FARMS Pierre-Julien Trombe, Technical University of Denmark |
BG3.5 |