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Wind speed prediction in China with fully-convolutional deep neural network

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  • Zhang, Zongwei
  • Lin, Lianlei
  • Gao, Sheng
  • Wang, Junkai
  • Zhao, Hanqing

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Accurate and efficient short-term wind speed forecasts are critical for maintaining safe and stable operation of the wind power system. Consequently, a UNet-based fully convolutional neural network, STD-UNet, was proposed to predict the refined grid wind speed and direction in China. STD-UNet extracts and reconstructs the spatiotemporal characteristics with embedded spatiotemporal coupling and fits the wind data from wind speed, high-frequency information and wind direction using a hybrid loss function. The experiments showed the accuracy of STD-UNet in predicting the wind speed with mean absolute error of 0.74 m/s in 3 h, 1.06 m/s in 6 h, and 1.43 m/s in 12 h. The accuracy of the wind direction forecast in eight directions reached 97.66 % in 1 h and 93.1 % in 3 h. The transferability of STD-UNet was tested by accurately predicting vector wind speed in Northwest China and North America using Northeast China model. Finally, the efficiency experiments showed that STD-UNet took only 26 ms to predict the wind speed and direction in the next 24 h. Therefore, STD-UNet can be used as an effective tool for wind power centers to predict the vector wind speed and aid in wind power's the ultra-short-term and short-term deployment planning owing to its accuracy and efficiency.

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  • Zhang, Zongwei & Lin, Lianlei & Gao, Sheng & Wang, Junkai & Zhao, Hanqing, 2024. "Wind speed prediction in China with fully-convolutional deep neural network," Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Elsevier, vol. 201(C).
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:rensus:v:201:y:2024:i:c:s1364032124003496
    DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2024.114623
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