Sessions
Modelling of atmospheric physics
When: Tuesday, 11 June 2024, 13:00 - 14:15
Where: Pembroke-Herbert room
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Session description
In the session about modelling of atmospheric physics, the speakers will show how their modelling innovations are advancing our understanding of atmospheric wind farm flows. The numerical methods that will be presented are both physics based as well as techniques from data analytics and machine learning. The topics include turbulence, floating wind turbines, microphysics, gravity waves and wind profile extrapolation.
Session chair
José Vidal
Product Manager of Windnavigator & Data Products, UL
Remco Verzijlbergh
Co-founder and CEO, Whiffle
Presentations
Extrapolating turbulence measurements to the long term
Gerard Cavero Siscart
R&D Wind Data Scientist, Vortex FdC
Accounting for tilt and wake deflection in a floating wind farm production estimate
Knut Seim
Lead Researcher, Equinor
Sensitivity of wind resource estimates to microphysics schemes in WRF
Balthazar Sengers
Research Associate, Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy Systems (IWES)
Large Rotors, the Atmosphere and Gravity Waves: What Are the Risks?
Christopher Rodaway
Lead Scientist - Advanced Numerics, RWE
Characterization of Local Wind Profiles: A Random Forest Approach for Enhanced Wind Profile Extrapolation
Farkhondeh (Hanie) Rouholahnejad
Research associate, Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy Systems (IWES)
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