Ph.D. Summer School: Remote Sensing in Wind Energy, 16-20 June 2008, Risø DTU

This 5-day school will focus on advances in remote sensing techniques useful in wind energy.

This 5-day school will focus on advances in remote sensing techniques useful in wind energy. The themes to be covered are development, instrument configuration, signal processing, data analysis and applications of various remote sensing instruments covering SODAR, LIDAR, SAR, RASS, ceilometer, micro profiling among others both ground- and satellite-based instruments. Applied use includes wind resource mapping, wind profiling, power curve, wind loads and wind turbine control. Theoretical aspects on scattering and atmospheric boundary layer characteristics relevant in remote sensing for wind energy will be covered. Practical experiments will demonstrate remote sensing methodologies, and advantages and limitations will be discussed.

Organising Committee

Charlotte Bay Hasager, Risø DTU (chair)
Jakob Mann, Risø DTU
Søren Larsen, Risø DTU
Michael Courtney, Risø DTU
Torben Mikkelsen, Risø DTU
Hans Jørgensen, Risø DTU
Helen Markou, Risø DTU

The Ph.D. Summer School: Remote sensing in wind energy is part of the Danish Doctoral School of Space Science and Technology.

Please see http://www.space-phd.dk/English/study_programme/summer_schools.aspx

Completed

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Charlotte Bay Hasager
Senior Scientist
Wind Energy (VEA)
Dir tel+45 4677 5014