High wind and energy specific models for global production forecast
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UAM. Departamento de Ingeniería InformáticaPublisher
EWEADate
2009Citation
EWEC 2009: Proceedings of the European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition. Marseille: EWEA, 2009Subjects
InformáticaNote
This is an electronic version of the paper presented at the European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition, held in Marseille on 2009Abstract
High and low production regimes are in principle different enough as to warrant the use of
regime–specific models for the prediction of wind energy production. The simplest way to identify
them may be the use of concrete wind/production thresholds. The computation of these
thresholds requires an estimate of the most likely future regime and in this work we consider
both NWP wind speed forecasts and also the production forecasts of a global full operation
range model. As we shall illustrate over the aggregated wind energy production of a very large
area of Spain, a production threshold–based approach gives consistently better results than the
alternative, wind speed based, procedure.
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Google Scholar:Alaiz Gudín, Carlos María
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Barbero Jiménez, Álvaro
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Fernández Pascual, Ángela
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Dorronsoro Ibero, José Ramón