@misc{1c229430b3dc40ef91be5f9fb6218ef2,
title = "Assessment and Optimization of Lidar Measurement Availability for Wind Turbine Control",
abstract = "Integrating Lidar to improve wind turbine controls is a potential breakthrough for reducing the cost of wind energy. By providing undisturbed wind measurements up to 400m in front of the rotor, Lidar may provide an accurate update of the turbine inflow with a preview time of several seconds. Focusing on loads, several studies have evaluated potential reductions using integrated Lidar, either by simulation or full scale field testing.",
keywords = "availability, control, LIDAR, turbines, wind",
author = "Andrew Scholbrock and Paul Fleming and Alan Wright and S. Davoust and A. Jehu and M. Bouillet and M. Bardon and B. Vercherin",
year = "2014",
language = "American English",
series = "Presented at the European Wind Energy Association, 10-13 March 2014, Barcelona, Spain",
type = "Other",
}