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WESC 2019 Mini-Symposium

June 20, 2019

Symposium leader: Andy Clifton (Task 32 Operating Agent, U. Stuttgart)

Venue: Wind Energy Science Conference, Cork, Ireland

Five members of Task 32 presented their work to almost 100 participants in the 2019 Wind Energy Science Conference in Cork, Ireland in the IEA Wind Task 32 mini-symposium on 20th June 2019. The Mini-Symposium was set up and moderated by Dr. Andrew Clifton, Task Operating Agent.

More information about WESC 2019 can be found here.

Presentations

195:Floating Lidar within IEA Wind Task 32. Peter Clive, Black & Veatch
435:Wind turbine power performance measurement in complex terrain using nacelle lidars. Rozenn Wagner, DTU Wind Energy
447:Wind measurements with drone-based wind lidars. Nikola Vasiljevic, DTU Wind Energy
480:

Wind field reconstruction in the wind turbine induction zone – a comparative exercise. Nicolai Gayle Nygaard, Ørsted

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606:Mitigating barriers of lidar-assisted control: recommendations for a lidar-data processing framework and for extreme event simulation. Steffen Raach, U. Stuttgart

USING THESE PRESENTATIONS

IEA Wind Task 32 supports the principles of FAIR research: we believe that the results from research should be findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable.

To help make research findable and accessible we encourage participants in our events to archive copies of their presentations and other materials. They can leave them with us, or store them in repositories at their own universities and research institutions. We then provide links through to those documents.

An even better option is to use repositories that provide a DOI and link research output to researchers through the ORCID and other identifiers. This allows researchers to build up a comprehensive publications record. While there are many options, we have found that zenodo.org provides a good set of features for authors and users.

We ask anyone using or referencing presentations from this event to respect any licensing conditions, to acknowledge the presenters using the information provided, and to reference DOIs (where given).