LiDAR I

When: Monday, 10 June 2024, 15:15 - 16:15
Where: Pembroke-Herbert room
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Session description

Wind lidars have been established technology in wind energy for several years. Their advantages in terms of flexibility and low cost in many situations are well understood. Expanding the technology’s intelligent application, including for different purposes and in different contexts, offers further benefits to the wind energy industry. In this session you will hear from leading practitioners and researchers as they seek to push the boundaries of lidar technology application further.

Session chair

Julia Gottschall

Chief Scientist, Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy Systems (IWES)

Brian Gribben

Research & Innovation Manager, ONE KBR Technical Fellow, Frazer-Nash Consultancy

Presentations

WindCal2: an innovative way to calibrate wind sensors

Paula Gómez

Head of Section Testing and Calibration, DTU Wind and Energy Systems

Exploring Doppler Wind Lidars: Evaluating Performance Across Diverse Environments for Reliable Energy Yield Assessments.

Carsten Ropeter

General manager, Ge:Net GmbH

Optimisation techniques to design Lidar measurement campaigns with high confidence

Zoe Goss

Senior Engineer, DNV

Assessing the value and accuracy requirements for Turbulence Intensity I offshore wind

Andrew Oldroyd

Director, Oldbaum Services