Lidar without limits: New IEC classification and WindCube® Nacelle enhancements speed adoption of nacelle lidar for PPT
We recently announced the IEC classification and new enhancements to our WindCube Nacelle lidar, already widely deployed and accepted in many developer and manufacturer Turbine Supply Agreements.
Join us along with DNV and GE for an informative discussion about what you need to know about the new IEC classification and learn more about the recent enhancements to WindCube Nacelle.
Topics and takeaways
You will learn:
• Details about the new IEC 61400-50-3 standard and what it means for the industry
• How WindCube Nacelle IEC-classification was performed along with the campaign results
• The results of WindCube Nacelle deployments on GE wind turbines to examine the accuracy of power performance variables when compared to IEC compliant met mast anemometry
• How recent innovations to WindCube Nacelle lidar further verifies wind farm turbine performance and optimizes power output and project profitability
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Speakers:
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.
Reesa Dexter
Senior Energy & Performance Specialist, DNV Energy Systems Canada Inc.
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Reesa Dexter DNV’s Global Practice Lead for Remote Sensing since 2022. In this leadership role Reesa’s main objective is to collaborate with global experts to ensure DNV deliverables using remote sensing devices meet industry best practices, international standards and continue to meet customer needs globally.
Reesa has also worked on numerous wind turbine power performance tests, and remote sensing performance verifications onshore and offshore. Between 2019 and 2021, Reesa was a member the IEA Task 32 Advisory Board for the application of lidar in the wind industry and continues to be an active participant on the continued lidar IEA Task 52.
