Poster Session

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This is one of two dedicated and interactive poster sessions during ICEM 2019 which will provide ample opportunities to discuss the many high quality poster abstracts we received. The posters will be displayed for the entire duration of the Conference and authors will have the opportunity to give a short presentation. The best poster will receive a prize during the award ceremony at the end of the Conference.

Note to presenters: the max size for your posters is A0, and recommend portrait orientation.

When: Wednesday 26th June, 11:15 – 13:05
Where: DTU Lyngby Meeting Centre, Building 101, Room S10/S11
Focus: Solar
Chair: Sylvain Cros, Reuniwatt

Confirmed presentations:

NB: Poster presentations 1-43 take place during the poster session on Tuesday

Presentations start at 11:16 and are 2 minutes long each

44. The project PerduS: Daily mineral dust forecasts using ICON-ART
    Vanessa Bachmann (Deutscher Wetterdienst – DWD, Germany)
45. Impact of sub-grid clouds on solar irradiance predicitions on days of high intermittency
    Abhnil Prasad (University of New South Wales, Australia)
46. Probabilistic forecasting of regional solar power, based on a multi-model approach: application to the Italian Bidding Zones
    Elena E Collino (RSE S.P.A, Italy)
47. Improve Intraday NWP Solar Forecasts with Time-Series Modelling of Satellite-Based Irradiance
    Karel De Brabandere (3E, Belgium)
48. A short-term solar radiation ensemble forecasting system for the Iberian Peninsula
    David Pozo-Vasquez (University of Jaén, Spain)
49. Using Historical Data to Obtaining Clear Sky PV Electricity Production
    Stefani Peratikou (Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus)
50. Hybrid model for intra-day solar irradiance forecasting in tropical regions
    Hadrien Verbois (NUS, Singapore)
51. Impact of aerosols in PV power projections over Europe using RCMs
    Claudia Gutiérrez (Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Spain)
52. Calibration of solar irradiance forecasts of ECMWF IFS-ensemble for photovoltaic applications
    Tobias Zeck (Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE, Germany)
53. Irradiance models in sky imager forecasting
    Anna Dittmann (Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE, Germany)
54. Comparing sky-camera vs satellite solar radiation nowcasts
    David Pozo-Vasquez (University of Jaén, Spain)
55. Solar irradiance and PV forecasting for large PV power plants using numerical weather models, satellite data, and ground measurements
    Wiebke Herzberg (Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE, Germany)
56. Dust impact on shortwave solar radiation: case study of dust events in Doha, Qatar
    Dunia Bachour (QEERI, HBKU, Qatar Foundation, Qatar)
57. Real-time solar irradiance using satellite data: quality assessment of an operational tool using five satellites
    Sylvain Cros (Reuniwatt, France)
58. Impact of atmospheric parameters on the performance of photovoltaic systems – student of spectral effects
    Stefanie K. Meilinger (Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University for Applied Sciences, Germany)
59. Mapping and measuring geographical accuracy and uncertainty of UK PV forecasts using central and ensemble members of Numerical Weather Prediction models
    Dan Travers (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom)
60. Data Quality Assessment using SERI QC
    Manajit Sengupta (National Renewable Energy Laboratory – NREL, United States)
61. Gain Contribution and Losses in Solar Radiation Collected by Realistic Solar Tower Plants
    Mustapha Moulana (Université de Lille / Hygeos, France)
62. Gap filling of long-term solar radiation measurements in Denmark (Adam R. Jensen (DTU – Technical University of Denmark, Denmark)
63. Validation of GFS day-ahead solar irradiance forecasts in China
    Yue Zhang (Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)
64. Improvements in the estimation of the solar energy resource in tropical regions from satellite data – a statistical approach (Madeleine Sanchez Gacita Casagrande
    INPE, Brazil)
65. IEA PVPS Task 16 and SolarPACES Task V: workshop on best practices for automatic and expert based data quality control methods and for gap filling methods
    Philippe Blanc (MINES ParisTech, France) 💡
66. Deriving Beam from Global Irradiance in Desert conditions
    Daniel Perez-Astudillo (QEERI / HBKU / Qatar Foundation, Qatar)
67. Assessing the long-term variability of renewable energy in China and its mitigation strategies
    Shaoxiu Ma (Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)

Conference Pathway key:
🌍 Africa Pathway
⚠ Climate Change: Resilience & Adaptation Pathway
🌡 Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) Pathway
💡 International Energy Agency (IEA) Tasks Pathway

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