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Tuesday, 11 March 2014
14:15 - 15:45 Aspects for offshore and complex terrain
Science & Research  


Room: Llevant

Session description

Siting in complex terrain is still a challenge for wind energy developers. This session will shed light on questions including:

What is the best way to estimate the energy resource over hilly and forested terrains? Are linearized models still useful and are computational fluid dynamics (CFD) models mature enough? What is the best way to use meso-scale models for wind energy resource estimation offshore? How does atmospheric stability affect turbulence?

Learning objectives:

  • Judge the performance of linearized flow models in comparison with CFD model for wind resource estimation in complex terrain
  • Understand how meso-scale models are best used for offshore annual energy production (AEP) estimation
  • Appreciate how atmospheric stability affects turbulence over forests and how to use standard measurements to estimate the stability
  • Get an insight into state-of-the-art meso-scale modelling for wind energy resource estimation
This session will be chaired by:
Jakob Mann, DTU Wind Energy
Co-chair:
Joachim Peinke, Uni Oldenburg, Germany

SPEAKERS



Simon Watson
Loughborough University, United Kingdom
Mesoscale modelling of the UK offshore wind resource




Lars Landberg
DNV GL – Energy (Garrad Hassan), Denmark
A science-based commerical look at meso-scale modelling  



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