WINDINSPIRE First International Workshop on
“Wind Energy Intermittency: From Wind Farm Turbulence to Economic Management”
Danish Technical University, June 24, 25, 2013 Lyngby, Denmark
The first WINDINSPIRE international workshop was organized by Charles Meneveau, Johns Hopkins University, University, Baltimore, co-organized and hosted by the Jens N. Sørensen, at DTU Wind Energy. Approximately 50 persons, primarily representing USA, Spain, The Netherlands and Denmark were attending the workshop, which included 28 oral presentations and 13 poster presentations.
Objectives: “Wind Energy Intermittency: From Wind Farm Turbulence to Economic Management”
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J. N. Sørensen & C. Mineveau
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Welcome and Overview |
Keynote lecture
Dr. Carsten Westergaard, NextraTEC, Inc.
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Ideas that could boosts wind farm performance
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Session 1: Development of tools for computational modeling of wind farm turbulence
and experimental validations
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Jens N. Sørensen, (DTU) |
Overview of CFD tools for wind farms
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Johan Meyers, (Leuven) |
LES and wind farm optimization |
Luciano Castillo (TTU) |
Wind tunnel measurements of kinetic energy
entrainment and updates on subscale wind farm facility |
Jakob Mann (DTU) |
Lidar measurements of turbine wakes for model
validation |
Jian Sheng (TTU) |
Simultaneous measurement of aerodynamics characteristics
and near wake behind a HAWT model turbine covered with fibular polymer
microfilm |
Stefano Leonardi (UPR) |
Simulating rough-wall turbulent boundary layers |
Rajat Mittal (JHU) |
Immersed boundary methods and applications to FSI
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Robert Mikkelsen (DTU) |
Model experiments of wakes |
Wen Zhong Shen (DTU) |
Wakes in complex terrain
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Pierre-Elouan Réthoré (DTU) |
Wind farm optimization and variable-fidelity
wake modeling
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Richard Stevens (JHU postdoc) |
LES studies of finite-size and inflow angle effects in large wind farms |
Emil Hedevang (Aarhus U postdoc) |
Spatio-temporal stochastic models for the turbulent velocity vector field |
Andrea Staid (JHU graduate student) |
Preliminary results from research visit at DTU, summer 2013 |
Claire Verhulst (JHU graduate student) |
POD study of kinetic energy entrainment in large wind farms |
Hamid Sarlak (DTU grad student) |
Wind turbine and wind farm LES studies using EllipSys3D |
Tiffany Wise-West (UC Santa Cruz grad student) |
Presenting the UCSC PIRE on community-scale renewable-energy microgrids |
Session 2: Characterizing wind variability for impact on power and ramping variability
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Charles Meneveau (JHU) |
LES study of wind farm power spectra |
Pierre Pinson (DTU) |
Regimes with various dynamics of power fluctuations offshore |
Session 3: Network integration and optimization
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Dennice Gayme (JHU) |
Optimal Power Flow with large scale storage integration |
Ozge Ozdemir (ECN) |
The challenges of integrating large scale wind power in energy networks |
Martin Greiner (Aarhus U) |
The role of wind energy in far-future electricity systems |
Session 4: Integration with power markets and socio-economic impacts
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Ben Hobbs (JHU) |
Power market structures to manage variability |
Judy Cardell (Smith) |
Wind self-reserves modeling |
Juan-Miguel Morales (DTU) |
Clearing forward markets based on forecasts of stochastic production |
Andres Ramos (Comillas) |
EV contribution to the integration of wind generation |
Sonja Wogrin (Comillas) |
A new modeling approach for electric power systems with high wind penetration |
Carlos Batlle (Comillas) |
Overview of research on RES-E integration at Comillas & MIT |
Session 5: Poster session
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Dries Allaerts (Leuven) |
Stratification effects in LES using an elastic approximation |
Tony Martinez (JHU) |
Wind-turbine actuator model and coupling LES with rotor dynamics models in the JHU LES code |
Simon De Rijcke (Leuven) |
Optimal power smoothing in wind farms |
Dalton MacKeon (TTU) |
TBA
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Jensen Newman (TTU) |
TBA
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Mahdi Abkar (EPFL) |
TBA |
Jared Beekman (JHU), |
TBA
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Alexander Caffee (JHU) |
TBA
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Adjirah Goel (JHU) |
TBA
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Adrienne Horne (Smith College) |
TBA
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Max Okinow (JHU) |
TBA
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Michael Peven (JHU) |
TBA
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Mackenzie Brown (TTU) |
TBA |
Session 6: NWRC Mini-Meeting: NWRC and developing future projects
and partnerships with USA & Europe partners
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Note: all presentations and conclusions will soon be available on the WINDINSPIRE website, which is hosted at JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.