Innovations Webinar: Measuring Turbulence Intensity with wind lidar

Turbulent wind farm at sunset
Renewable energy
Weather & Environment
Wind energy

Innovations Webinar: Measuring Turbulence Intensity with wind lidar

Understanding how TI impacts wind measurement campaigns is critical for any wind farm project, onshore and offshore.

In this webinar, you’ll learn about the developments of lidar-measured TI in the wind energy space, including the research findings of France Energies Marines in the Gulf of Lion and a summary of WindCube Nacelle TI algorithm improvements validated in several field campaigns.

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Hear what our experts have to say in this new edition of our Innovations series.

Elvira Aliverdieva

Elvira Aliverdieva

Sales Manager, Vaisala


Elvira joined Vaisala in 2020 and is currently responsible for the company's wind lidar commercial activities in Northern Europe. Prior to this role, she was responsible for product marketing for wind lidars, working closely with sales, R&D, and marketing teams. She holds a business degree from ESSEC Business School in Paris and has more than seven years of experience in the renewable energy sector.

Zhi Liang

Zhi Liang

Application Manager – WindCube Nacelle, Vaisala

 

Zhi Liang works at Vaisala as Application Manager for WindCube Nacelle. He is focusing on data analysis, algorithm development, and lidar applications in wind energy. In 2012, Zhi received a Master’s degree in Atmospheric Physics and Atmospheric Environment in Peking University, and then he started his career in Wind Resource Assessment in wind industry. 

 

 

Maxime Thiebaut

Maxime Thiebaut

Maxime Thiebaut
Researcher/R&D Project Leader, France Energies Marines

 

Maxime holds a PhD in Physical Oceanography and a Master's degree in theoretical physics. His research focuses on the characterization of turbulence in the ocean and atmosphere from measurements collected at tidal and wind energy sites. He has been involved in numerous sensors deployments in Europe and North America as chief scientist.