How can remote sensing measurements add value to your wind farm project?

To classify remote sensing devices, DNV has defined three stages of acceptance. DNV has a position statement regarding most of the ground-based LIDAR and SODAR devices.

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Developers often face difficulties during wind measurement campaigns. Building permit, layout constraints, poor mounting arrangement, or unexpected outage lead to high uncertainty levels in the Energy Production Assessment. A remote sensing device can help to overcome these issues.

Learn how remote sensing devices can be used for wind measurement campaigns and benefit from the experience we describe in our case studies.

How can remote sensing measurements add value to your wind farm project?

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