How lidar innovations are accelerating wind energy campaign success Join us for our third annual “Innovations” webinar, where we’ll discuss new approaches for lidar in wind energy. Wind energy experts continue to find amazing and innovative ways to leverage these remarkably versatile remote sensing solutions. During this webinar, our speakers will: Introduce the most recent WindCube lidar enhancements and services Provide an overview of the upcoming IEC 61400-15-2 standard and its impact on the acceptance and the use of lidars for Wind Resource Assessment Discuss a new lidar verification option against a 200m met mast, demonstrating how lidar is becoming the modern standard for wind measurement campaigns Share state-of-the-art research findings of the WindCube hybrid reconstruction algorithm using advanced WRF-LES wind flow simulation, shown to maximize campaign accuracy Our annual "Innovations" webinar is one of our most popular and you are sure to learn something new and interesting. IF YOU HAVE ALREADY REGISTERED FOR THIS WEBINAR, PLEASE USE THIS LINK. See our Privacy Policy for more details. You can modify your preference settings or unsubscribe at any time here
Featured Speakers Elvira Aliverdieva Product & Offering Specialist, Renewable Energy PMA, Vaisala Email [email protected] Elvira joined Vaisala’s marketing department in Paris after finishing ESSEC Business School in France. She has previous experience in marketing & sales support in the renewable energy and technology-related sectors, specifically focusing on market analysis, marketing strategy and business development. She joined Vaisala in 2020 to participate in market and offering management activities and support the company’s renewable energy product positioning. She is also serving as a liaison between the company’s scientific and business development teams. LINKEDIN Julie Lundquist Associate Professor, University of Colorado Boulder LINKEDIN Martin Richter-Rose Senior Wind & Site Assessment – Team Manager, Pavana LINKEDIN Rachel Robey Graduate Research Fellow, University of Colorado Boulder LINKEDIN Andrew Black Research and Application Engineer, Vaisala Andrew focuses on the use of WindCube for wind energy applications. He has worked in R&D for a variety of products at Vaisala, including the Triton sodar, the X- and C-band weather radars, and wind energy forecasting technology. He has worked in wind energy since 2008, at Second Wind, Vaisala, and Leosphere. Andrew is one of the inventors of Triton’s TPU speaker and Sodar 3.0 algorithms. Andrew has served in various industry groups, including the American Meteorological Society’s Renewable Energy Committee, the Consortium For the Advancement of Remote Sensing, and the IEC 61400-15, among others. He has a BA in Physics from Tufts University and an MS in Applied Physics from Columbia University. LINKEDIN
Elvira Aliverdieva Product & Offering Specialist, Renewable Energy PMA, Vaisala Email [email protected] Elvira joined Vaisala’s marketing department in Paris after finishing ESSEC Business School in France. She has previous experience in marketing & sales support in the renewable energy and technology-related sectors, specifically focusing on market analysis, marketing strategy and business development. She joined Vaisala in 2020 to participate in market and offering management activities and support the company’s renewable energy product positioning. She is also serving as a liaison between the company’s scientific and business development teams. LINKEDIN
Andrew Black Research and Application Engineer, Vaisala Andrew focuses on the use of WindCube for wind energy applications. He has worked in R&D for a variety of products at Vaisala, including the Triton sodar, the X- and C-band weather radars, and wind energy forecasting technology. He has worked in wind energy since 2008, at Second Wind, Vaisala, and Leosphere. Andrew is one of the inventors of Triton’s TPU speaker and Sodar 3.0 algorithms. Andrew has served in various industry groups, including the American Meteorological Society’s Renewable Energy Committee, the Consortium For the Advancement of Remote Sensing, and the IEC 61400-15, among others. He has a BA in Physics from Tufts University and an MS in Applied Physics from Columbia University. LINKEDIN
