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Development of wind lidarfor the meteorological observations
2016.6.3Nobuki Kotake, Shumpei Kameyama
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
2016.6.3 Japan Norway Energy Science Week
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Contents
1. Introduction
1.1 LIDAR Developments in Mitsubishi
1.2 What’s wind sensing lidar ?
1.3 Application of wind sensing lidar
2. History of wind sensing LIDAR
3. Introduction of development
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1.1. LIDAR Developments in Mitsubishi
• Wind sensing LIDAR (1998~)
• CO2 sensing LIDAR (2005~)
• 3D imaging LIDAR(2007~)
S. Kameyama et al., Optics Letters, 34, 1513, 2009.S. Kameyama et al., Applied Optics, 50, 1560, 2011.S. Kameyama et al., Applied Optics. 50, 2055, 2011.M. Imaki et al., Optics Letters, 37, 2688, 2012.S. Kameyama et al., Proc. of CLEO Pacific Rim, 2009. (Invited)
S. Kameyama et al., Applied Optics., 46, 1953, 2007.S. Kameyama et al., IEEE Trans. on Geosci. Remote Sens., 47, 3560, 2009.S. Kameyama et al., Applied Optics, 49, 5169, 2010.T. Ando et al., Proc. of Mater. Res. Soc. Symp., 1076‐K04‐05, 2008. S. Kameyama et al., Proc. of SPIE, 85260E‐1, 2012. S. Kameyama et al., Proc. Of CLRC, 2013. (Invited)M. Imaki et al., Proc. of DEWEK,173,2015. N. Kotake et al., Proc. of DEWEK,174,2015.
S. Kameyama et al., Proc. of SPIE, 7382, 2009. (invited)S. Kameyama et al., Proc. of SPIE, 8192, 2011. (invited)N. Kotake et al., Proc. of SPIE, 8565, 2012.H. Tsuji et al., Proc. of SPIE, 8565, 2012.H. Ochimizu et al., Proc. of SPIE , 9080, 2014
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1.2 What’s wind sensing lidar ?
Optical transceiver/ Receiver
c: Speed of light
Backscattering light
Optical Mixer
fd : Doppler frequencyf0 : Transmitting frequencyfr : Received frequency
fd = 2Vf0/c
fr = f0 + fd
Lidar has the possibility that it is used in even Antarctic (very low aerosol density region)
Signal Processor
Wind (Movement of the Aerosols)
Optical Antenna
Transmitting light
Wind sensing lidar radiates pulse‐laser into the air, and receives back‐scattered light from aerosols, then calculates wind speed as Doppler shifts.Range information are also obtained from round trip time .
Wind sensing lidar radiates pulse‐laser into the air, and receives back‐scattered light from aerosols.Then calculates wind speed as Doppler shifts. Range information are also obtained from round trip time .
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1.3 Application of wind sensing lidar
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2 History of wind sensing LIDAR
1930
Technology of laser Application
1960
1970
1980
1990
2000
2010
2015
Search light
Ruby (0.7μm)
Argon (0.5μm)
CO2 (10μm)
Nd: YAG (1μm)
Tm: YAG (2μm)
Er, Yb: Glass (1.5μm)
EDFA (1.5μm)
Er: YAG (1.6μm)
Air flow meter
Measurement of Wake vortex
Detection of air turbulence (Airborne)
Prediction of rocket orbit
Meteorological measurement
Wind sensing for airport
Er, Yb: Glass(Waveguide) (1.5μm)
Wind resource assessment
Upper Atmosphere measurement
TAS(True aire speed)sensor (Airborne)
Terrestrial environment (satellite)
Laser source(1960)Air flow measurement(1965)
Wind sensing Lidar(1970)
Practical phase(2002)
The Concept of Lidar(1930)
Wind resource assessment(2012)
Year
LD laser (later half of the year 1980)
Eye-safe wavelength laser(1990)
Feasibility Study
Practical
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20102000 20152005
Prototype
Compact & short range lidar
Firstproduct
Long range lidar (>30km)
New compact lidarLidar for offshore wind resource assessment
Mitsubishi lidar“DIABREZZATM”
Two directionality on development
S. Kameyama et al., Applied Optics., 46, 1953, 2007.
T. Ando et al., Proc. of Mater. Res. Soc. Symp., 1076-K04-05, 2008.
S. Kameyama et al., Proc. of SPIE, 85260E-1, 2012.
N.Kotake et al., Proc. of EWEA ,PO146,2015.
More intelligentMore intelligent
2. History of Mitsubishi Electric’swind sensing LIDAR
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Outline of product Measures the vertical wind profile (horizontal wind
speed, direction, and the vertical wind speed) of the altitude up to 250m
Selectable range resolution (20m/25m/30m)
High data sampling rate ( < 0.5s @ highest)
Can be installed in a floating system for offshore applications (IP67 water proof)
High performance (measurement accuracy, data availability) using the new function; “Adaptive Parameter Tuning”
3. Introduction of development
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First measurement campaign at European test site (2013)
Measurement campaign at ECN (Netherlands): period: 2013.10.30 ‐ 2014.1.7
Mast(100m)
Lidar
Referenceanemometer
Wind speed Wind direction
Measurement campaign records (2013~)8 (in Europe), 13 (in Japan), including 4 offshore campaigns
M. Imaki et al., Proc. of DEWEK,173,2015.
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(Photo & Data: provided by Energy research Centre of the Netherlands)
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Recent measurement campaign
Photo & Data; Provided by Eurus EnergyHoldings Corporation
Measurement campaign at the field in Hokkaido (Japan) was successfully completed
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Long range LIDAR~ Lidar for next generation wind resource assessment ~
Outline of product Long range wind sensing
with the distance of > 8km
Range resolution: selectable
Hemispherical measurement using
horizontal & vertical scanning
Photo; provided by Hokkaido UniversityThe range resolution of the lidar in the photois selectable (30m, 60m, 90m).
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Resolution: 1.2 degree (angle) 100m (range)
Measurement time : 1 min. Measurement area : 16km diam.
Signal intensity Wind velocitySchematic of measurement
Photograph of the long range LIDAR (previous type)(provided by Institute of Low Temperature Science of Hokkaido university)
Laser beam
PPI scanning
(Data: provided by Institute of Low Temperature Scienceof Hokkaido university)
Long range LIDAR~ Lidar for next generation wind resource assessment ~
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System configuration of long range LIDAR
Block diagram LD power supply
Optical antenna unit
Telescope
Reception signal
Chiller
CirculatorPolarization controller signal
Signal seed pulse
Received light
LD driver current
1st post amplifier(EYDF)
1.48m pump light
Polarization monitor light
Pump LD unit
0.94m pump light
Signal lightSignal light
Received light
PBS λ/42nd post amplifier(Er,Yb:glass
planar waveguide)
Water(Supply)
Water(Return)
Signal processorunit
Optical Transceiver / Receiver
unit
Pump unit for 1st post amplifier
S. Kameyama et al., Proc. of SPIE, 85260E-1, 2012.
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・Resolution:300m, N:16000(~25km) ・Resolution:300m, N:16000(10~35km)
・Resolution:150m, N:4000(10~22km)
Range dependence of detectability and LOS wind velocity
Detection line
Detection line Detection line
・> 30 km(Resolution: 300m, N: 16000)
・> 20km(Resolution: 150m, N: 4000)
Long range wind sensing demonstration
Measurable range
N: Accumulation number
S. Kameyama et al., Proc. of SPIE, 85260E-1, 2012.
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Horizontal scan displayRange resolution : 150m,
Vertical scan display,Range resolution : 75m
Wind velocity map measured with scanning
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Capability of long range wind sensing
Data was acquired in the joint researchof Electronic Navigation Research Institute& Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
30km15km
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ConclusionsMitsubishi Electric Corporation has 2 types of wind lidar “DIABREZZATM” for wind energy application
Compact lidarfor wind resource assessment
Long range lidarfor wide area windresource assessment
Data was acquired in the joint researchof Electronic Navigation Research Institute& Mitsubishi Electric CorporationThe result was obtained at the ECN test site
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