Resource assessment: modelling

When: Wednesday, 6 April 2022, 14:00 - 15:30
Where: Luxua 2 - Level 3

Session description

The session will start out by describing two validation studies, one for sites in the Nordics and one about meso/micro-scale modelling. We will then look at floating turbines, and staying offshore we will look at how the wind and metocean disciplines can be harmonised. We will also hear about lidars on ship and finally some thoughts on the available wind resource.

Session chair

Lars Landberg

Director, Group Leader, Renewables, Group Technology and Research, DNV

Line Storelvmo Holmberg

Senior Vice President, Application, Controls and Electrical, Vestas

Presentations

Validation of energy yield assessments in Nordics

Ville Lehtomäki

Managing Director, Kjeller Vindteknikk

Validation of a coupled mesoscale-microscale and a Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes wind flow models

José Vidal

Technical Director Energy Advisory, UL

Development of MOST, a fast simulation model for optimisation of floating offshore wind turbines in Simscape Multibody

Massimo Sirigu

Phd student, Politecnico di Torino

Harmonising wind resource and metocean disciplines: A refined approach for deriving representative wind-sea characteristics

Marie-Anne Cowan

Lead Wind Engineer, Energy and Climate Analytics, Wood Thilsted

Is there enough wind for net zero? Atmospheric challenges for Offshore wind: farm-to-farm wakes, cluster interactions and a changing climate.

Sam Williams

Atmospheric Scientist , RWE Renewables

How can ship-mounted lidar measurements improve the long-term characterization of offshore wind resources?

Hugo Rubio

Research Associate, Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy Systems (IWES)