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      WIND FARM DATA
      MANAGEMENT
      & ANALYSIS
      Successful data management strategies
      to reduce maintenance costs & improve
      turbine performance

      Now in its 2nd year, this award-winning* business event provides an
      unparalleled opportunity to network with leading experts in using data to
      improve wind data performance:
      • Discover how to standardise wind farm data supply & management when working
        with a variety of turbine types
      • Hear first-hand how to analyse & use data to effectively predict turbine maintenance
      • Gain insight into what tools exist to manage large & rapidly increasing amounts of data
      • Find out more about external data management systems currently on the market,
        what you can learn from them & how cost-effective they really are
      • Get the latest thinking on who should own the data & why



                                                                                                  Radisson Blu Hotel,
      20-21 November 2012
                                                                                                  Hamburg, Germany

      Bob Sherwin,                                   Nicola Atkinson,
      Project Leader,                                Senior Technical Analyst,
      IEC                                            RES Group
      Simon Trist,                                   Kasper Van Lombeek,
      VP Plant SCADA & Optimisation Solutions,       O&M Engineer,
      Vestas                                         Belwind                                        Book before 2 November &
      Marc Eickershoff,
      Product Management SCADA,
                                                     Dr. Rudolf Zauner,
                                                     Head of Operations,
                                                                                                    Save up to £350!
      REpower systems SE                             Verbund Renewable
      Mirjam de Boer-Postmus,                        Power GmbH
      Head Operations Benelux, BU Wind               Rui Maia,
      Generation,                                    Head of Operation & Maintenance,
      Vattenfall                                     Iberwind
      Joanna McKenzie,                               Walter Bourgoin,
      Wind Analyst,                                  Manager Renewables Control Systems,
      SSE Renewables                                 ESBi
      Richard Nichol,                                Volker Arlt,
      Product Development Manager,                   Project Manager Central Engineering,
      Vestas                                         Nordex

        DON’T MISS THE POST-EVENT WORKSHOP                                                        Sponsored By:
        Data Management Best Practice To Effectively
        Calculate Power Curve


      www.windfarmdata.com
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      Successful data management strategies to reduce
      maintenance costs & improve turbine performance
      Day 1               Tuesday, 20 November 2012
      08:30 Registration & Morning Refreshments                                                  • Data analysis for reliability engineering & O&M optimisation
                                                                                                   – information required to perform reliability engineering & O&M cost
      09:15   Chair’s Opening Remarks                                                                 estimations in relation to the Event List
                                                                                                   – OMCE Building Blocks to obtain wind farm performance indicators &
              Simon Trist, VP Plant SCADA & Optimisation Solutions,                                   accurate input for O&M modelling
              Vestas                                                                             • Using the processed data for maintenance modelling & performing
                                                                                                   scenario studies
      09:30   Achieving Greater Availability Through
              Standardisation In Data Management                                         13:45   How Can Remote Communications & Data
              Marc Eickershoff, Product Management SCADA,                                        Control Be Improved?
              REpower Systems SE                                                                 Walter Bourgoin, Manager Renewables Control Systems,
              • Standardisation in data structure & communication for easier reporting           ESBi
                – what is in place? IEC 61400-25                                                 • Developing permanent & stable connections to wind farms remotely
                – what needs further improvement?                                                • Cables, GPRS & satellite connections
                – outlook of future development of the standard                                    – where does the cost reach parity with the quality?
                                                                                                 • How to efficiently report live data at first & second communication levels
      10:00   Improving The Quality Of Supply To Ensure                                            – process flow between different communication channels
                                                                                                 • How to deal with the difficulties of integrating data from various site
              Reliability                                                                          locations into one live system
              Dr. Rudolf Zauner, Head of Operations,                                               – different data structures & protocols for data transfer
              Verbund Renewable Power GmbH                                                         – accommodating out-of-sequence data
              • What type of data needs to be collected to have a clear picture of
                turbine’s performance                                                    14:15   Advancing Turbine Health Diagnostics:
              • Creating consistency in flow of data
                – what are the gaps & how do they occur?                                         Challenges & Solutions
              • Achieving the best possible estimation of data during reporting                  Rui Maia, Head of Operation & Maintenance, Iberwind
              • How to supply & measure higher frequency data                                    • Best-practice methods to manage condition reporting for both
              • Integrating environmental data into turbine data management                        mechanical & electrical components
                – weather & wind forecast                                                          – drive train, blades & electrical components
                – tidal periodicity & seabed fluctuations                                          – how the information fits into SCADA & other existing systems
                                                                                                 • Integrating SCADA & CMS systems to implement holistic diagnostic
      10:30 Morning Refreshments & Networking                                                      analysis & reporting

      11:00   Better Understand Turbines By Turning Data                                 15:00 Afternoon Refreshments & Networking

              Into Useful Information                                                    15.30   Improving Failure Forecasting & Predictive
              • Data volume strategy: reducing the data you adhere to vs. using the
                breadth of available tools & managing large amounts of data better               Maintenance For Different Turbine Types
              • Relating SCADA data to turbine health                                            Mirjam de Boer-Postmus, Head Operations Benelux,
                – how to validate turbine condition information                                  BU Wind Generation, Vattenfall
                – correlating historical data with the real-time production data                 • How to use CMS tools to improve forecasting
              • Calculating turbine production & availability                                      – accurately predicting when failures will occur
                – how power curves are applied in the production levels calculations             • Which prognosis methods & techniques are currently used
                – performance vs. time-based availability using SCADA                            • How to accurately predict failure & plan maintenance
              • Relating condition monitoring data to power production levels                      – managing the margin for error
              • Making the most of data by further data mining on Enterprise Resource            • Assessing which additional data collection & analysis systems can be
                Planning level                                                                     used to better forecast maintenance
                – how is the data used by O&M & Finance departments?
                                                                                         16:15   Tools & Strategies For Creating The Most
      11:30   Data Storage: Handling Increasingly Large
                                                                                                 Informative Turbine Health Reports
              Amounts Of Data                                                                    • Understanding & categorising fatigue & failures
              Joanna McKenzie, Wind Analyst, SSE Renewables                                        – identifying the best way to clearly & accurately present the warning
              • Best-practice management of historic turbine performance databases                    signs
              • Combining time series data & related information using one centralised           • Can showcasing trends identify deteriorating components?
                software application landscape                                                   • Analysing best-practice turbine health statements in the context of
              • Key consolidation & storage methods to cope with growing amounts of                standardisation
                data                                                                               – synchronising charts & graphs for turbines components report
              • How to extract archived data in the most user-friendly manner                      – visualising information from multiple wind parks of different sizes &
                                                                                                      technologies
      12:00 Networking Lunch                                                                     • Comparing the best available reporting software systems on the market

      13:15   Data Collection & Analysis As Input For O&M
                                                                                         If you would like to join this session please contact Heather Smith on
              Cost Modelling                                                             hs@windpowermonthly.com or +44 (0) 208 267 4785.
              René van de Pieterman, Researcher Wind Energy Systems, ECN
              • Structuring of raw data for O&M purposes
                – operational wind farm data as input for O&M cost modelling; ECN’s      16.45 Chair’s Closing Remarks & End of Day 1
                   Operation & Maintenance Cost Estimator (OCME) approach
                – assessing the need for structured data collection




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      Day 2                Wednesday, 21 November 2012
      08:30 Delegate Sign-In & Morning Refreshments                                                     • Automatic detection of changes in wind turbine performance
                                                                                                          – the Change-point Analysis method
      09:10   Chair’s Opening Remarks                                                                     – suitability of the method for large data sets
                                                                                                          – results of applying the method
              Simon Trist, VP Plant SCADA & Optimisation Solutions,                                     • Application these methods in automated monitoring and alerting
              Vestas
                                                                                                12:00   Analysing Nordex Integrated Monitoring
      09:15   SCADA Enterprise Systems: Current Status &
                                                                                                        System (NiMS) To Assess The Benefits Of An
              Future Developments
              Simon Trist, VP Plant SCADA & Optimisation Solutions,
                                                                                                        Integrated Approach
              Vestas                                                                                    Volker Arlt, Project Manager Central Engineering, Nordex
                                                                                                        • Using a combination of Condition Monitoring & SCADA data acquisition
              • Which measurements does the system analyse & with what purpose?
                                                                                                          to determine turbine health
              • What are the best existing systems to date & how are they being
                                                                                                        • Evaluating an integrated system to monitor different parts of the turbine
                developed further?
                                                                                                          using standard components
                – cost vs. function of the systems
                                                                                                        • Creating one pool of information for easy analysis to quicken failure
                – flexibility to meet individual needs & requirements
                                                                                                          diagnosis time
              • What are the new technology & program updates & what new problems
                                                                                                        • Advantages of flexible data management for CMS & SCADA data
                will they tackle?
                                                                                                        • Building a web based interface: the challenges & solutions
              • Integrating SCADA with other hard & software solutions on the market
                                                                                                12:30 Networking Lunch
      09:45   Creating Harmonisation Between Seven Wind
              Farms, Five Turbine Types & Three Turbine                                         13:30   Who Should Control the Data?
              Manufacturers For A 200MW Wind Portfolio                                                  Ulrich Langnickel, Head Of Renewables & Distributed Generation,
              Martin Elliott, Senior Associate Engineer, BVG Associates                                 VGB PowerTech e.V.
              • Knowing what to specify for the system requirements vs. trusting the                    • Who is the owner of the data?
                SCADA supplier to inform what is needed                                                   – who should be in control of the data & why?
              • Examining the costs                                                                       – who is responsible for the quality of the data?
                – external & internal budgets                                                           • Negotiation of the data supply
                – visible & hidden costs                                                                  – which data should be included in the contract?
              • Access to data: understanding the challenges beyond the technical                       • How can the parties work towards one goal to improve turbine reliability &
                – exploring the availability & reliability of source data                                 production levels?
                – filling in the gaps, the benefits of manual editing compared with auto fill
              • Analysing the acceptance criteria for testing & ensuring like-for-like          14:00   Delegate Discussion: End Of Warranty:
                comparison
              • Foreseeing challenges post handover: testing the transparency of routine
                                                                                                        Transition To A New Data Management
                data processing                                                                         System
                – spotting exceptions                                                                   • Assessing the risk of taking on full service at the end of the manufacturer
                – transitioning from “hands on” to “light touch” approach                                 warranty
                                                                                                          – evaluating the quality of data supply throughout the warranty contract
      10:15 Morning Refreshments & Networking                                                             – conducting full turbine diagnostic analysis before taking over O&M
                                                                                                          – estimating the costs of future maintenance
      10:45   Analysing External Data Management                                                        • Data management transition strategies:
                                                                                                          – case studies demonstrating effective warranty exit process
              Systems & Their Integration Into Established                                              • Costs associated with a change of information management
              & New Wind Parks                                                                            infrastructure
              Jessica Cameron, Asset Analyst, Natural Power
              Graham Gow, Head of Operational Systems, Natural Power                            14:40   Using SCADA Data To Assess Turbine
              • Overview: what data measurement & analytical systems exist today                        Performance
              • Are operators’ requirements well targeted & flexible?
                                                                                                        Nicola Atkinson, Senior Technical Analyst, RES Group
                – building a strong vision of what the needs & wants are
                                                                                                        • Intensive analysis examining developmental factors in relation to data
              • Achieving the best value for high quality software & hardware system
                                                                                                          management
                installation
                                                                                                        • Exploring causation of failure in order to find underlying principles in
              • Pros & cons of integrating external & internal applications into one system
                                                                                                          regards to wind turbine data analysis
                                                                                                        • How does post-construction performance compare with pre-construction
      11:30   SCADA-Based Condition Monitoring &                                                          estimate?
              Automated Detection Algorithms                                                            • Trending turbine performance using KPIs
                                                                                                        • Monitoring turbine behaviour
              Michael Wilkinson, Engineer, GL Garrad Hassan                                               – are the turbines behaving as expected?
              • How to maximise the value of data already collected in turbine SCADA                      – has a control setting changed?
                systems to predict impending turbine failures and detect changes in
                performance and controller behaviour
                                                                                                15:10 Afternoon Refreshments & Networking
              • SCADA-Based Condition Monitoring
                – how this compares to traditional ‘high-frequency’ Condition Monitoring
                – a review of the different approaches available
                – which sub-systems are most suited to SCADA-Based Condition
                   Monitoring?
                – case studies highlighting the value of this tool




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      “
                      Great opportunity for networking,
                      and keeping up with innovations.”
                      International Project Management, Availon Inc



                                                                                            Thursday, 22 November 2012


                                                                                            Data Management Best
                                                                                            Practice To Effectively
                                                                                            Calculate Power Curve
      15:40   When To Use Farm & Nacelle-Based Lidar To
              Assess Performance
              Rozenn Wagner, Scientist, DTU Wind Energy
              • Measurement height: turbine nacelle tilts & their affect on lidar beams
              • Wind speed measurement accuracy: verify the wind speed measurement
                as well as the measurement range
              • Wind direction: the difference between yaw error situation & horizontal
                wind shear

      16:10   IEC Standard: Currently Applied Rules &
              Further Standard Developments
              Bob Sherwin, PT 61400-26 Project Leader,
              International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
              • What is the current status of IEC Standard on data collection systems?
                – what needs to be addressed to reflect industry needs
              • Challenging the IEC standard on time- vs. performance- based availability
                measurements
                – what are the parameters & how do they need to be altered to reflect
                   reality?
                                                                                                Separately Bookable Workshop
              • Park performance testing: what are the right parameters to be used &
                standardised?
                – what is a definition of wind speed in the context of the entire park &    Richard Nichol,
                   how can this be turned into robust data
                – correlating data among turbines to reflect overall & individual
                                                                                            Manager of Product Development, Data Acquisition &
                   performance                                                              Management, Plant Solutions, Technology R&D,
                – correlation output power & input wind speed for the entire park           Vestas
              • Standardising technological advancement in the area of performance
                testing & wind farm monitoring                                              09:00-12:30 (Registration begins at 08.30)
              • Investigating the financial gains derived from standardising data
                management processes in the IEC
                                                                                            Which data should you specifically use during
      16.50 Chair’s Closing Remarks & End of Day 2                                          calculation of the power curve output?
                                                                                            •      How to make sure the data is complete & reliable
                                                                                            •      Methodologies applied to power curve measurements
                                                                                            •      What is not covered in the IEC standard
                 Follow us on Twitter                       Find us on LinkedIn
                 @WPMEvents                                 Windpower Monthly               Monitoring technologies available for use during
                                                                                            disagreements
                                                                                            •      How useful are the farm & nacelle based lidar for assessing
                                                                                                   performance?
                                                                                            •      Theory vs. reality: can rules be applied to imperfect wind farm
                                                                                                   conditions?
                                                                                            •      Lidar, met masts & anemometers: how can these three measuring
        *We are proud to announce that 2011's                                                      systems resolve the problem?
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          Windpower Monthly is the leading wind business                                                         Condition Monitoring
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          All topics are developed through in-depth research and vetted
          by senior wind practitioners. Thus, we make sure that the
          content of each presentation is technical, solution-focused and
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Wind Farm Data Management & Analysis 2012

  • 1. 10751 Wind Farm Data Brochure Updates_10780 Wind Foundations Brochure 15/10/2012 12:37 Page 1 WIND FARM DATA MANAGEMENT & ANALYSIS Successful data management strategies to reduce maintenance costs & improve turbine performance Now in its 2nd year, this award-winning* business event provides an unparalleled opportunity to network with leading experts in using data to improve wind data performance: • Discover how to standardise wind farm data supply & management when working with a variety of turbine types • Hear first-hand how to analyse & use data to effectively predict turbine maintenance • Gain insight into what tools exist to manage large & rapidly increasing amounts of data • Find out more about external data management systems currently on the market, what you can learn from them & how cost-effective they really are • Get the latest thinking on who should own the data & why Radisson Blu Hotel, 20-21 November 2012 Hamburg, Germany Bob Sherwin, Nicola Atkinson, Project Leader, Senior Technical Analyst, IEC RES Group Simon Trist, Kasper Van Lombeek, VP Plant SCADA & Optimisation Solutions, O&M Engineer, Vestas Belwind Book before 2 November & Marc Eickershoff, Product Management SCADA, Dr. Rudolf Zauner, Head of Operations, Save up to £350! REpower systems SE Verbund Renewable Mirjam de Boer-Postmus, Power GmbH Head Operations Benelux, BU Wind Rui Maia, Generation, Head of Operation & Maintenance, Vattenfall Iberwind Joanna McKenzie, Walter Bourgoin, Wind Analyst, Manager Renewables Control Systems, SSE Renewables ESBi Richard Nichol, Volker Arlt, Product Development Manager, Project Manager Central Engineering, Vestas Nordex DON’T MISS THE POST-EVENT WORKSHOP Sponsored By: Data Management Best Practice To Effectively Calculate Power Curve www.windfarmdata.com
  • 2. 10751 Wind Farm Data Brochure Updates_10780 Wind Foundations Brochure 15/10/2012 12:37 Page 2 Successful data management strategies to reduce maintenance costs & improve turbine performance Day 1 Tuesday, 20 November 2012 08:30 Registration & Morning Refreshments • Data analysis for reliability engineering & O&M optimisation – information required to perform reliability engineering & O&M cost 09:15 Chair’s Opening Remarks estimations in relation to the Event List – OMCE Building Blocks to obtain wind farm performance indicators & Simon Trist, VP Plant SCADA & Optimisation Solutions, accurate input for O&M modelling Vestas • Using the processed data for maintenance modelling & performing scenario studies 09:30 Achieving Greater Availability Through Standardisation In Data Management 13:45 How Can Remote Communications & Data Marc Eickershoff, Product Management SCADA, Control Be Improved? REpower Systems SE Walter Bourgoin, Manager Renewables Control Systems, • Standardisation in data structure & communication for easier reporting ESBi – what is in place? IEC 61400-25 • Developing permanent & stable connections to wind farms remotely – what needs further improvement? • Cables, GPRS & satellite connections – outlook of future development of the standard – where does the cost reach parity with the quality? • How to efficiently report live data at first & second communication levels 10:00 Improving The Quality Of Supply To Ensure – process flow between different communication channels • How to deal with the difficulties of integrating data from various site Reliability locations into one live system Dr. Rudolf Zauner, Head of Operations, – different data structures & protocols for data transfer Verbund Renewable Power GmbH – accommodating out-of-sequence data • What type of data needs to be collected to have a clear picture of turbine’s performance 14:15 Advancing Turbine Health Diagnostics: • Creating consistency in flow of data – what are the gaps & how do they occur? Challenges & Solutions • Achieving the best possible estimation of data during reporting Rui Maia, Head of Operation & Maintenance, Iberwind • How to supply & measure higher frequency data • Best-practice methods to manage condition reporting for both • Integrating environmental data into turbine data management mechanical & electrical components – weather & wind forecast – drive train, blades & electrical components – tidal periodicity & seabed fluctuations – how the information fits into SCADA & other existing systems • Integrating SCADA & CMS systems to implement holistic diagnostic 10:30 Morning Refreshments & Networking analysis & reporting 11:00 Better Understand Turbines By Turning Data 15:00 Afternoon Refreshments & Networking Into Useful Information 15.30 Improving Failure Forecasting & Predictive • Data volume strategy: reducing the data you adhere to vs. using the breadth of available tools & managing large amounts of data better Maintenance For Different Turbine Types • Relating SCADA data to turbine health Mirjam de Boer-Postmus, Head Operations Benelux, – how to validate turbine condition information BU Wind Generation, Vattenfall – correlating historical data with the real-time production data • How to use CMS tools to improve forecasting • Calculating turbine production & availability – accurately predicting when failures will occur – how power curves are applied in the production levels calculations • Which prognosis methods & techniques are currently used – performance vs. time-based availability using SCADA • How to accurately predict failure & plan maintenance • Relating condition monitoring data to power production levels – managing the margin for error • Making the most of data by further data mining on Enterprise Resource • Assessing which additional data collection & analysis systems can be Planning level used to better forecast maintenance – how is the data used by O&M & Finance departments? 16:15 Tools & Strategies For Creating The Most 11:30 Data Storage: Handling Increasingly Large Informative Turbine Health Reports Amounts Of Data • Understanding & categorising fatigue & failures Joanna McKenzie, Wind Analyst, SSE Renewables – identifying the best way to clearly & accurately present the warning • Best-practice management of historic turbine performance databases signs • Combining time series data & related information using one centralised • Can showcasing trends identify deteriorating components? software application landscape • Analysing best-practice turbine health statements in the context of • Key consolidation & storage methods to cope with growing amounts of standardisation data – synchronising charts & graphs for turbines components report • How to extract archived data in the most user-friendly manner – visualising information from multiple wind parks of different sizes & technologies 12:00 Networking Lunch • Comparing the best available reporting software systems on the market 13:15 Data Collection & Analysis As Input For O&M If you would like to join this session please contact Heather Smith on Cost Modelling hs@windpowermonthly.com or +44 (0) 208 267 4785. René van de Pieterman, Researcher Wind Energy Systems, ECN • Structuring of raw data for O&M purposes – operational wind farm data as input for O&M cost modelling; ECN’s 16.45 Chair’s Closing Remarks & End of Day 1 Operation & Maintenance Cost Estimator (OCME) approach – assessing the need for structured data collection Book Now! Call +44 (0)20 8267 4011
  • 3. 10751 Wind Farm Data Brochure Updates_10780 Wind Foundations Brochure 15/10/2012 12:37 Page 3 Day 2 Wednesday, 21 November 2012 08:30 Delegate Sign-In & Morning Refreshments • Automatic detection of changes in wind turbine performance – the Change-point Analysis method 09:10 Chair’s Opening Remarks – suitability of the method for large data sets – results of applying the method Simon Trist, VP Plant SCADA & Optimisation Solutions, • Application these methods in automated monitoring and alerting Vestas 12:00 Analysing Nordex Integrated Monitoring 09:15 SCADA Enterprise Systems: Current Status & System (NiMS) To Assess The Benefits Of An Future Developments Simon Trist, VP Plant SCADA & Optimisation Solutions, Integrated Approach Vestas Volker Arlt, Project Manager Central Engineering, Nordex • Using a combination of Condition Monitoring & SCADA data acquisition • Which measurements does the system analyse & with what purpose? to determine turbine health • What are the best existing systems to date & how are they being • Evaluating an integrated system to monitor different parts of the turbine developed further? using standard components – cost vs. function of the systems • Creating one pool of information for easy analysis to quicken failure – flexibility to meet individual needs & requirements diagnosis time • What are the new technology & program updates & what new problems • Advantages of flexible data management for CMS & SCADA data will they tackle? • Building a web based interface: the challenges & solutions • Integrating SCADA with other hard & software solutions on the market 12:30 Networking Lunch 09:45 Creating Harmonisation Between Seven Wind Farms, Five Turbine Types & Three Turbine 13:30 Who Should Control the Data? Manufacturers For A 200MW Wind Portfolio Ulrich Langnickel, Head Of Renewables & Distributed Generation, Martin Elliott, Senior Associate Engineer, BVG Associates VGB PowerTech e.V. • Knowing what to specify for the system requirements vs. trusting the • Who is the owner of the data? SCADA supplier to inform what is needed – who should be in control of the data & why? • Examining the costs – who is responsible for the quality of the data? – external & internal budgets • Negotiation of the data supply – visible & hidden costs – which data should be included in the contract? • Access to data: understanding the challenges beyond the technical • How can the parties work towards one goal to improve turbine reliability & – exploring the availability & reliability of source data production levels? – filling in the gaps, the benefits of manual editing compared with auto fill • Analysing the acceptance criteria for testing & ensuring like-for-like 14:00 Delegate Discussion: End Of Warranty: comparison • Foreseeing challenges post handover: testing the transparency of routine Transition To A New Data Management data processing System – spotting exceptions • Assessing the risk of taking on full service at the end of the manufacturer – transitioning from “hands on” to “light touch” approach warranty – evaluating the quality of data supply throughout the warranty contract 10:15 Morning Refreshments & Networking – conducting full turbine diagnostic analysis before taking over O&M – estimating the costs of future maintenance 10:45 Analysing External Data Management • Data management transition strategies: – case studies demonstrating effective warranty exit process Systems & Their Integration Into Established • Costs associated with a change of information management & New Wind Parks infrastructure Jessica Cameron, Asset Analyst, Natural Power Graham Gow, Head of Operational Systems, Natural Power 14:40 Using SCADA Data To Assess Turbine • Overview: what data measurement & analytical systems exist today Performance • Are operators’ requirements well targeted & flexible? Nicola Atkinson, Senior Technical Analyst, RES Group – building a strong vision of what the needs & wants are • Intensive analysis examining developmental factors in relation to data • Achieving the best value for high quality software & hardware system management installation • Exploring causation of failure in order to find underlying principles in • Pros & cons of integrating external & internal applications into one system regards to wind turbine data analysis • How does post-construction performance compare with pre-construction 11:30 SCADA-Based Condition Monitoring & estimate? Automated Detection Algorithms • Trending turbine performance using KPIs • Monitoring turbine behaviour Michael Wilkinson, Engineer, GL Garrad Hassan – are the turbines behaving as expected? • How to maximise the value of data already collected in turbine SCADA – has a control setting changed? systems to predict impending turbine failures and detect changes in performance and controller behaviour 15:10 Afternoon Refreshments & Networking • SCADA-Based Condition Monitoring – how this compares to traditional ‘high-frequency’ Condition Monitoring – a review of the different approaches available – which sub-systems are most suited to SCADA-Based Condition Monitoring? – case studies highlighting the value of this tool Book Now! Visit www.windfarmdata.com
  • 4. 10751 Wind Farm Data Brochure Updates_10780 Wind Foundations Brochure 15/10/2012 12:37 Page 4 “ Great opportunity for networking, and keeping up with innovations.” International Project Management, Availon Inc Thursday, 22 November 2012 Data Management Best Practice To Effectively Calculate Power Curve 15:40 When To Use Farm & Nacelle-Based Lidar To Assess Performance Rozenn Wagner, Scientist, DTU Wind Energy • Measurement height: turbine nacelle tilts & their affect on lidar beams • Wind speed measurement accuracy: verify the wind speed measurement as well as the measurement range • Wind direction: the difference between yaw error situation & horizontal wind shear 16:10 IEC Standard: Currently Applied Rules & Further Standard Developments Bob Sherwin, PT 61400-26 Project Leader, International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) • What is the current status of IEC Standard on data collection systems? – what needs to be addressed to reflect industry needs • Challenging the IEC standard on time- vs. performance- based availability measurements – what are the parameters & how do they need to be altered to reflect reality? Separately Bookable Workshop • Park performance testing: what are the right parameters to be used & standardised? – what is a definition of wind speed in the context of the entire park & Richard Nichol, how can this be turned into robust data – correlating data among turbines to reflect overall & individual Manager of Product Development, Data Acquisition & performance Management, Plant Solutions, Technology R&D, – correlation output power & input wind speed for the entire park Vestas • Standardising technological advancement in the area of performance testing & wind farm monitoring 09:00-12:30 (Registration begins at 08.30) • Investigating the financial gains derived from standardising data management processes in the IEC Which data should you specifically use during 16.50 Chair’s Closing Remarks & End of Day 2 calculation of the power curve output? • How to make sure the data is complete & reliable • Methodologies applied to power curve measurements • What is not covered in the IEC standard Follow us on Twitter Find us on LinkedIn @WPMEvents Windpower Monthly Monitoring technologies available for use during disagreements • How useful are the farm & nacelle based lidar for assessing performance? • Theory vs. reality: can rules be applied to imperfect wind farm conditions? • Lidar, met masts & anemometers: how can these three measuring *We are proud to announce that 2011's systems resolve the problem? Highly • Comparing offshore & onshore monitoring technologies to collect data Wind Farm Data Management Forum received “Highly Commended” for the Commended IEC Standards exclusions that prevent Best Energy Conference 2012 award. successful power curve claims Assessing reasons for underperformance allegations & understanding the data used to Media Partners: validate them Book Now! Call +44 (0)20 8267 4011
  • 5. 10751 Wind Farm Data Brochure Updates_10780 Wind Foundations Brochure 15/10/2012 12:37 Page 5 “ This event allowed/forced like-minded individuals across race, gender and generation to openly share in a small group setting through short sound bite topics. Great job! People were here until the very end, what a compliment! Your entire team was engaging, kind, supportive and competent.” Senior Vice President EHS, PCG Wind WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Heads, Managers Analysts of OM Heads, Managers Analysts of SCADA Asset Managers Engineers Technical Support Engineers Specialists Data Managers Analysts Heads, Managers, Specialists Analysts of Windpower Monthly is the leading wind business Condition Monitoring publication with over 25 years in the market. Maintenance Performance Engineers Windpower Monthly Forums focus on bringing industry professionals together to provide an agenda-free platform to exchange experience, benchmark and discuss cutting-edge solutions to today’s – and tomorrow’s – industry challenges. All topics are developed through in-depth research and vetted by senior wind practitioners. Thus, we make sure that the content of each presentation is technical, solution-focused and up-to-the-moment. 01 02 03 WHO WILL YOU MEET? 04 09 ATTENDEES DIRECTOR 56% LEVEL OR HIGHER 08 07 06 05 21% President/Owner/CEO/ CIO/CTO/CSO/CXO 13% Vice President Available* contact hs@windpowermonthly.com Reserved* 22% Director *Correct at time of printing 31% Manager RELATED CONFERENCES 11% Staff Offshore Operations Maintenance 2% Other 9-10 October 2012, London, UK www.offshoremaintenanceforum.com OVER 15 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED Wind LATAM - Brazil G UK ..............................................14% 26-28 November 2012, Sao Paolo, Brazil G Germany ....................................17% www.windlatam.com G Denmark ....................................12% G Netherlands ................................10% WindLift Onshore Offshore G Spain ............................................6% 27-28 November 2012, London, UK G Belgium ........................................5% www.windliftevent.com G China ............................................2% G France ..........................................6% WindConnect G Ireland ..........................................7% 23 January 2013, London, UK G Norway ........................................4% www.windconnectevent.com G Sweden ........................................3% G Italy ..............................................3% Wind Resource Assessment 2013 G Japan............................................2% 27-28 March 2013, London, UK G Portugal ........................................2% www.windresourceassessmentforum.com G Other ............................................7% Book Now! Call +44 (0)20 8267 4011
  • 6. 10751 Wind Farm Data Brochure Updates_10780 Wind Foundations Brochure 15/10/2012 12:37 Page 6 FEATURING SPEAKERS FROM: Book Before 2 November Save Up To £350! WIND FARM DATA Book before Book after MANAGEMENT 2 Nov Saving 2 Nov Saving ANALYSIS Two-day Forum only Two-day Forum + £1400 £100 £1500 – £1649 £350 £1749 £250 workshop Successful data management strategies to reduce maintenance costs improve Additional options Details* turbine performance Post-Event Workshop only £449 Speaker notes £199 (No VAT) 20-22 November 2012 Radisson Blu Hotel, Hamburg, Germany *All rates will have VAT @ 19% added ** vs booking items seperately at standard prices Further Information For Delegates 3 WAYS TO BOOK Email events@windpowermonthly.com 1. Online: www.windfarmdata.com 2. Email: events@windpowermonthly.com Let Us Manage Your Event For You Haymarket Events organises a variety of event formats on behalf of third-parties, including associations, not-for-profit organisations, the public sector and corporate 3. Call: +44 (0)20 8267 4011 clients. We work to the client’s objectives to produce dynamic events that deliver exceptional results. For more information, please contact Barney Roe on +44 (0)20 8267 4063 or email barney.roe@haymarket.com. Full Terms Conditions available online at time of booking www.windfarmdata.com Sponsorship, Exhibition Business Development Opportunities Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to increase your exposure amongst Conference Code: 17181121559 decision-makers looking into data management solutions enjoy face-to-face time with potential customers; contact Heather Smith on +44 (0) 20 8267 4785 Brochure code: WEB or email hs@windpowermonthly.com today. Wind Farm Data Management Analysis is produced by Haymarket Conferences