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 WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2016
 14:30 - 16:00 MESO-SCALE MODELLING AND THE MODEL CHAIN 
Room: Hall E 
Resource assessment 
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Numerical weather prediction models are increasingly being used for the estimation of wind resources over large regions. The large-scale wind resource maps resulting from such models are useful to identify favourable regions for wind energy deployment in the prospection phase. Often reanalysis data is used as the input for these models and one these datasets, MERRA from NASA, has recently been replaced by MERRA2. We will discuss the consequences of this change along with using micro-scale models to downscale. Speakers will also address the important subject of modelling storms using a coupled numerical weather model a spectral wave model.

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Co-chair:
Mike Anderson, RES Ltd., United Kingdom

Erik Lundtang Petersen
DTU Wind Energy, Denmark
THE MODEL CHAIN AND THE SPECTRAL GAP
Abstract ID: 37  | Download presentation: 102_WindEurope2016presentation.pptx (0.97 MB) Full paper not available
David Schillebeeckx
Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Belgium
VALIDATION AND SENSITIVITY TESTING OF MESOSCALE GENERALISATION PROCEDURE FOR THE WRF MODEL
Abstract ID: 74  | Download presentation: 100_WindEurope2016presentation.pptx (1.97 MB) Full paper not available
Xiaoli Larsén
DTU Wind Energy, Denmark
STORM BRITTA
Abstract ID: 123  | Download presentation: 101_WindEurope2016presentation.pptx (3.81 MB) Full paper not available
Pep Moreno
Vortex, Spain
HALF STEP FORWARD TOWARDS NEW REANALYSIS GENERATION: INTRODUCING MERRA2 AND WHAT IT BRINGS TO THE WIND POWER INDUSTRY
Abstract ID: 328  | Download presentation: 104_WindEurope2016presentation.pdf (2.19 MB) Full paper not available
Rolando Soler-Bientz
Loughborough University, United Kingdom
ASSESSMENT OF THE OFFSHORE WIND SPEED RELATIVE TO THE SHORE DISTANCE
Abstract ID: 329  | Download presentation: 103_WindEurope2016presentation.pptx (1.98 MB) Full paper not available

 

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