Large-Scale Renewable Energy Monitoring and Forecast Based on Intelligent Data Analysis

2020-01-01
Özkan, Mehmet Barış
Küçük, Dilek
Buhan, Serkan
Demirci, Turan
Karagöz, Pınar
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Intelligent data analysis techniques such as data mining or statistical/machine learning algorithms are applied to diverse domains, including energy informatics. These techniques have been successfully employed in order to solve different problems within the energy domain, particularly forecasting problems such as renewable energy and energy consumption forecasts. This chapter elaborates the use of intelligent data analysis techniques for the facilitation of renewable energy monitoring and forecast. First, a review of the literature is presented on systems and forecasting approaches applied to the renewable energy domain. Next, a generic and large-scale renewable energy monitoring and forecast system based on intelligent data analysis is described. Finally, a genuine implementation of this system for wind energy is presented as a case study, together with its performance analysis results. This chapter stands as a significant reference for renewable energy informatics, considering the provided conceptual and applied system descriptions, heavily based on smart computing techniques.
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/72829
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M. B. Özkan, D. Küçük, S. Buhan, T. Demirci, and P. Karagöz, Large-Scale Renewable Energy Monitoring and Forecast Based on Intelligent Data Analysis. 2020, p. 77.
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