Blockages & wakes II

When: Tuesday, 11 June 2024, 10:15 - 11:30
Where: Pembroke-Herbert room
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Session description

The growing size of wind farms and wind farm clusters demands a greater understanding of their impact on flow in their surrounds. This session will provide the audience with latest relevant results from findings based on measurement and power data, and advances in a range of modelling approaches, ranging from mesoscale models to machine learning. The session will bring these advances into the context of actual scenarios for wind energy deployment.

Session chair

Jake Badger

Head of Section, Resource Assessment and Meteorology, DTU Wind Energy

Wiebke Langreder

Head of Consulting, EMD International A/S

Presentations

High density offshore wind farms in regionally clustered areas - A comparative model study

Joseph Anthony Vitulli

Senior Consultant - Offshore Wind Advisory, Ramboll

OWA GloBE: Measuring and Modelling the Global Blockage Effect to Achieve Industry Consensus

Christopher Rodaway

Lead Scientist - Advanced Numerics, RWE

A new improved wind farm parameterization scheme in the WRF mesoscale model

Oscar Garcia-Santiago

PhD Student, DTU Wind and Energy Systems

Boundary layer educated long range wake estimates from CFD.ML

Tom Levick

WindFarmer Product Owner, DNV