E. Pelikán, K. Eben, J. Resler, P. Jurus, P. Krč, Marek Brabec, T. Brabec, Petr Musilek
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Wind power forecasting by an empirical model using NWP outputs
This paper presents a simple and robust wind power forecasting approach using inputs from a state-of-the-art numerical weather prediction models (NWP) with mesoscale resolution. The model can be used for short-term and longer term forecasting horizon up to 72 hours ahead. The forecasting ability of the presented approach is demonstrated using real power production data from the Czech Republic.
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