Parallel Session
<<< Back to programme
There are six oral presentations per session, with three sessions running in parallel. The chair of the session will strictly adhere to the timings of 15 minutes for presentation plus 2 minutes for Q&A.
When: Thursday 27th June, 09:00 – 10:50
Session 1: Forecasting for power-system applications – Solar models
Chair: Stefano Alessandrini, UCAR/NCAR
Where: DTU Lyngby Meeting Centre, Building 101, Conference Room M1
Confirmed presentations:
- Calibration of DNI ensemble forecasts with quantile regression
Jose L. Casado-Rubio (AEMET – Spanish Meteorological Service, Spain) - Calibration Methods for Ensemble solar probabilistic forecasts in an insular context
Josselin Le Gal La Salle (Université de la Réunion, Réunion, France) - Copula-based models for solar power supply to distribution networks, using global radiation forecasts
Freimut von Loeper (Universität Ulm, Germany) - Modeling Aerosol Optical Depth over the Arabian Desert for Solar Irradiance Forecasting
Jared A Lee (National Center for Atmospheric Research – NCAR, United States) - Probabilistic photovoltaic forecasting combining heterogenous sources of input data for multiple time-frames
Thomas Carriere (MINES ParisTech, France) - Beyond-RMSE analysis of WRF parametrization for day-ahead irradiance forecasting
Hadrien Verbois (NUS, Singapore)
Session 2: Forecasting for power-system applications – Wind models
Chair: Jim Wilczak, NOAA ESRL Physical Sciences Division
Where: DTU Lyngby Meeting Centre, Building 101, Room S1
Confirmed presentations:
- Validation of NWP models by lidar measurements with particular emphasis on turbine hub-height wind speed and power forecasts
Yelena Pichugina (Colorado University Boulder / NOAA, United States) - Improved very short‐term spatio‐temporal wind forecasting using atmospheric regimes
Jethro Browell (University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom) - Towards a global dynamic wind atlas: assessing the quality of MERRA-2 and ERA5 reanalysis for wind power simulation without and with bias-correcting using the Global Wind Atlas
Katharina Gruber (University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria) 🌡 - Very Short-Term Wind Power Forecasting using Regime Switching for Power Ramps
Leo May (Strathclyde University, United Kingdom) - Requirements of operational wind power forecasting: Experiences from an utility perspective
Malte Rieck (Vattenfall Energy Trading GmbH, Germany) - Probabilistic short-range forecasting for icing-related wind power production losses
Heiner Körnich (Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, Sweden)
Session 3: Grid integration, environmental impacts and education
Chair: Sue Ellen Haupt, WEMC/NCAR
Where: DTU Lyngby Meeting Centre, Building 101, Room S9
Confirmed presentations:
- Graphical user interface for weather forecast products tailored to the needs of transmission and distribution systems
Jonas von Schumann (Deutscher Wetterdienst – DWD, Germany) - Impact of input weather data on highly renewable power systems
Alexander Kies (Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, Germany) - Improvements for Online Feed-in estimations based on PV power output measurements
Daniel Lassahn (Meteocontrol Energy & Weather Services GmbH, Germany) - Estimation of forecast gust return levels in a real time decision support system
Julie Capo (Météo-France, France) - Examinations on effectiveness of photovoltaic systems in different local and micro climatic environments
Gergely Csákberényi-Nagy (Renewable Energy Park Sesearch Center / University of Debrecen, Hungary) - Energy Education: Panacea to sustainable and affordable access to clean energy
Idowu Adegbite (Olabisi Onabanjo University, Nigeria) 🌍
Conference Pathway key:
🌍 Africa Pathway
⚠ Climate Change: Resilience & Adaptation Pathway
🌡 Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) Pathway
💡 International Energy Agency (IEA) Tasks Pathway
