Author(s): Estanqueiro, Ana
Date: 2008
Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/10400.9/931
Origin: Repositório do LNEG
Subject(s): Wind power generation; Power system control; Dispatching; Power generation scheduling; Wind power generation; Wind power generation; Power system control; Power system control; Dispatching; Dispatching; Power generation scheduling; Power generation scheduling
In this paper, the impact of the wind time variability and the spatial smoothing effect in mountainous complex terrains, usually taken as 1/sqrt(N) for fast fluctuations, is studied. The dimension of the regions, the type of electrical clustering of large numbers of wind turbines and the local meteorological effects are addressed and conclusions drawn on selected experimental case studies.
