Document Summary
Title:
Reduced Form of Detailed Modeling of Wind Transmission and Intermittency for Use in Other Models: Preprint.
Author:
Blair, N.; Short, W.; Heimiller, D.
Pages/Volumes:
16 pp.
Publication Year:
2005
Notes:
Prepared for WindPower 2005, 15-18 May 2005, Denver, Colorado
Subject Category:
Wind and Hydropower Technologies
Document Type:
Conference Paper
NTIS/GPO Number:
15016301
Abstract:
This paper, to accompany the corresponding poster, presents reduced-form outputs from the Wind Deployment Systems Model (WinDS) that can be implemented in other models with less- detailed wind power modeling capabilities. Other models will be able to use the reduced-form results to improve the accuracy of the wind power portion of their models. WinDS is a multiregional, multitime-period, Geographic Information System (GIS) and linear programming model of capacity expansion in the electric sector of the United States. WinDS is designed to address the market issues related to the penetration of wind power into the electric sector. These principal market issues include the geographic dependency of the resource, access to and cost of transmission, and the intermittency of wind power.
Accession Number:
38139
Report Numbers:
CP-620-38139
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