SafeWind End-Users Workshop
Energinet.dk,
Fredericia, Denmark
Friday, 2 March 2012
Morning Session (09:00-10:30):
• From Anemos to SafeWind : 10 years of front-end research and innovation in wind power
forecasting.
• The SafeWind objectives and highlight results
• Challenges in the use of forecasts for power system management.
• What comes next?
Lueder von Bremen (ForWind) and Matthias Lange (energy & meteo systems): Ensemble forecasting and detection of extreme events and fluctuating wind power
• Alerting system by Energy&Meteo: How can large forecasting errors be detected in advance?
Which kind of warning or correction can be sent to end-users?
• Improved Ensemble Spread utilising 100m winds
• Spatial Ensemble Modelling of Uncertainty and Extreme Events
• Characterizing Wind Power Fluctuations and their prediction using Ensembles
Late Morning Session (11:00-12:30):
Henrik Madsen, Jan Kloppenborg Møller, Pierre Pinson (DTU Informatics), Henrik Aalborg Nielsen, Torben Skov Nielsen (ENFOR): Advantages of using probabilistic forecasts of wind power production
Hans Peter (Igor) Waldl (Overspeed): The Anemos prediction system: Probabilistic forecasting, extremes, and beyond.
- Probabilistic forecasting for management of extremes
- The challenge of cut-off predictions
- Operational experience and evaluation
Gitte Agersbæk (Energinet.dk): Visions for future forecasts at Energinet.dk
Afternoon Session (13:30-15:00):
Discussion (15:30-16:30).
