Assessing offshore winds in the southern Baltic Sea

  • Daniel Hatfield (Guest lecturer)

    Activity: Talks and presentationsConference presentations

    Description

    This work follows the ferry lidar campaign in the Baltic Sea of Gottschall
    et al. 2018. The aim is to evaluate the applicability of scatterometer winds
    as a means to validate and/or the motion corrected lidar wind profile measurements.
    Initially, the scatterometer data was compared against the FINO-II meteorological
    mast data to assess their performance versus traditional, fixed, measuring
    stations. Initial findings show that in ideal conditions, both derived wind speed
    and direction of the lidar/satellite have a better correlation than that of the
    mesoscale model data (WRF), however is limited due to the availability of daily satellite measurements.
    Period28 May 2021
    Event titleWind Energy Science Conference 2021
    Event typeConference
    Conference number3
    LocationHannover, Germany, Lower SaxonyShow on map
    Degree of RecognitionInternational

    Keywords

    • Floating Lidar
    • Offshore wind energy
    • ASCAT
    • Scatterometer
    • Satellite wind
    • WRF
    • FINO2
    • Baltic Sea