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. The objective of this paper is to compare field data from ascanning lidar mounted on a turbine to control-oriented wind turbine wakemodels. The measurements were taken from the turbine nacelle lookingdownstream at the turbine wake. This field campaign was used to validatecontrol-oriented tools used for wind plant control and optimization. TheNational Wind Technology Center in Golden, CO, conducted a demonstration ofwake steering on a utility-scale turbine. In this campaign, the turbine wasoperated at various yaw misalignment set points, while a lidar mounted on thenacelle scanned five downstream distances. Primarily, this paper examinesmeasurements taken at 2.35 diameters downstream of the turbine. The lidarmeasurements were combined with turbine data and measurements of theinflow made by a highly instrumented meteorological mast on-site. This paperpresents a quantitative analysis of the lidar data compared to thecontrol-oriented wake models used under different atmospheric conditions andturbine operation. These results show that good agreement is obtained between thelidar data and the models under these different conditions.

Analysis of control-oriented wake modeling tools using lidar field results