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IEA Wind Task 36: The New Phase for the Wind Power Forecasting Task
Wind power forecasts have been used operatively for over 20 years. Despite this fact, there are still several possibilities to improve the forecasts, both from the weather prediction side and from the usage of the forecasts. The International Energy Agency (IEA) Task on Wind Power Forecasting organises international collaboration, among national weather centres, forecast vendors and forecast users. The Task looks back on the first 3 years, and just started the second three-year period. Collaboration is open to IEA Wind member states, 12 countries are already therein. The Task is divided in three work packages: Firstly, a collaboration on the improvement of the scientific basis for the wind predictions themselves. This includes numerical weather prediction model physics, but also widely distributed information on accessible datasets and a benchmark. Secondly, we try to improve the derived power forecasts and deal with forecast vendor related matters to bring the entire industry forward. Thirdly, we will be engaging end users aiming at dissemination of the best practice in the usage of wind power predictions. The main result of the first phase is the IEA Recommended Practice for Selecting Renewable Power Forecasting Solutions.This document in three parts (forecast solution selection process, designing and executing forecasting benchmarks and trials and evaluation of forecasts and forecast solutions) takes its outset from the recurrent problem of forecast users of how to choose a forecast solution. The first report describes how to tackle the general situation, while the second report specifically describes how to set up a forecasting trial so that the result is what the client intended. Many of the pitfalls we have seen over the years, are avoided. Other results of the first phase include a comprehensive review paper on the use of uncertainty forecasts in the power industry and an information portal related to forecasting. In the second phase of the Task, we will take up additional topics such as the uncertainty ...
IEA Wind Task 36: The New Phase for the Wind Power Forecasting Task
Wind power forecasts have been used operatively for over 20 years. Despite this fact, there are still several possibilities to improve the forecasts, both from the weather prediction side and from the usage of the forecasts. The International Energy Agency (IEA) Task on Wind Power Forecasting organises international collaboration, among national weather centres, forecast vendors and forecast users. The Task looks back on the first 3 years, and just started the second three-year period. Collaboration is open to IEA Wind member states, 12 countries are already therein. The Task is divided in three work packages: Firstly, a collaboration on the improvement of the scientific basis for the wind predictions themselves. This includes numerical weather prediction model physics, but also widely distributed information on accessible datasets and a benchmark. Secondly, we try to improve the derived power forecasts and deal with forecast vendor related matters to bring the entire industry forward. Thirdly, we will be engaging end users aiming at dissemination of the best practice in the usage of wind power predictions. The main result of the first phase is the IEA Recommended Practice for Selecting Renewable Power Forecasting Solutions.This document in three parts (forecast solution selection process, designing and executing forecasting benchmarks and trials and evaluation of forecasts and forecast solutions) takes its outset from the recurrent problem of forecast users of how to choose a forecast solution. The first report describes how to tackle the general situation, while the second report specifically describes how to set up a forecasting trial so that the result is what the client intended. Many of the pitfalls we have seen over the years, are avoided. Other results of the first phase include a comprehensive review paper on the use of uncertainty forecasts in the power industry and an information portal related to forecasting. In the second phase of the Task, we will take up additional topics such as the uncertainty ...
IEA Wind Task 36: The New Phase for the Wind Power Forecasting Task
Giebel, Gregor (Autor:in) / Shaw, William (Autor:in) / Frank, Helmut (Autor:in) / Draxl, Caroline (Autor:in) / Zack, John (Autor:in) / Pinson, Pierre (Autor:in) / Möhrlen, Corinna (Autor:in) / Kariniotakis, George (Autor:in) / Bessa, Ricardo Jorge Gomes Sousa Bento (Autor:in)
01.01.2019
Giebel , G , Shaw , W , Frank , H , Draxl , C , Zack , J , Pinson , P , Möhrlen , C , Kariniotakis , G & Bessa , R J G S B 2019 , IEA Wind Task 36: The New Phase for the Wind Power Forecasting Task . in Proceedings of the 18th Wind Integration Workshop . 18th Wind Integration Workshop , Dublin , Ireland , 16/10/2019 .
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
DDC:
690
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