Day one, 8 June - WindEurope Technology Workshop 2020
Resource Assessment & Analysis of Operating Wind Farms
8-11 June 2020 • Online

Day one, 8 June

12:45-13:15
Opening session
13:15-14:40
Post-construction validation

14:40-15:00
Short break

15:00-16:20
Uncertainty

16:20-18:00
Posters & Networking – including exhibitors’ private sessions

Opening speeches

SPEAKERS

Giles Dickson

CEO, WindEurope

Welcoming address

Antonio Cammisecra

CEO, Enel Green Power

Opening remarks

Plenary session 1: Post-construction validation

SESSION DESCRIPTION

We will start the session with an overview of how far we have come over the past decades, you will be amazed! We will then look at how well pre-construction estimate methods have done in the clear light of post construction data. Finally, we will hear about how analytics and condition monitoring can enhance each other.

SESSION CHAIR

Lars Landberg

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

SPEAKERS

Joanna De Montgros

Director, Everoze

Where do we come from and looking ahead in wind data assessment.

Jason Fields

Senior Researcher, NREL

Wind Plant Performance Prediction (WP3) Benchmark: a large scale data sharing initiative and independent validation of pre-construction energy estimate methods

Austin Todd

Research Computational Scientist, NREL

An independent evaluation of pre-construction energy estimate methodologies

Dariush Faghani

Senior Engineer/Advanced Analytics, Power Factors

Complementary analyses: CMS and advanced analytics

Plenary session 2: Uncertainty

SESSION DESCRIPTION

Uncertainty is an intrinsic aspect in both wind resources and site assessments. Understanding the different sources and contributions is key to mitigate and reduce associated risks. In this session, we will learn how different factors impact energy yield such us wind direction or the correlation of different uncertainty components. We will continue investigating how to deal with uncertainty when using synthetic time series or modelled power time series; and we will finalize exploring wind climate uncertainties and their relevance in loads assessments.

SESSION CHAIR

Miriam Marchante

Wind Farm Lead specialist, R&D Roadmap manager, Ørsted

SPEAKERS

Claude Abiven

Wind Expert, Tractebel

Uncertainty on wind direction and its consequence on energy yield

Nicola Bodini

Post-Doctoral Researcher, NREL

How wrong can the uncertainty estimate of a wind farm annual energy production be when we ignore the correlation between the uncertainty components?

Sergio Jimenez

Data Scientist, DNV GL

Stochastic Engine: how to deal with uncertainty and mitigating risks in time series modelling problems

Philippe Beaucage

Lead Research Scientist, UL International

Modelling hourly power generation and plant losses at multiple operational plants

René Slot

Project Manager, Load Specialist, EMD International A/S

Wind climate uncertainties and their importance in wind turbine load assessment