Turbine-level clustering for improved short-term wind power forecasting

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Abstract

At the present time, new types of data are collected at a turbine level, and can be used to enhance the skill of short-term wind power forecasts. In particular, high resolution measurements such as wind power and wind speed are gathered using SCADA systems. These data can be used to build turbine-tailored forecasting models, but at a higher computational cost to predict the production of the overall wind farm compared to a single farm-level model. Thus, we explore the potential of the DBSCAN clustering algorithm to group wind turbines and build forecasting models at a cluster-level to find a middle ground between forecasting accuracy and computational cost. The proposed approach is evaluated using SCADA data collected in two Irish wind farms.

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González Sopeña, J. M., Maury, C., Pakrashi, V., & Ghosh, B. (2022). Turbine-level clustering for improved short-term wind power forecasting. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 2265). Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2265/2/022052

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