Author:
Qiao Yuezhong,Zhuo Yaguang,Zhang Wenming
Abstract
Abstract
When severe tropical storms pass through, regional wind speeds fluctuate greatly, and the volatility of wind farm output also increases significantly. At the same time, the duration of tropical storms is long, and it is difficult for short-term time series data prediction models to be effective, in which case the unstable output of wind turbines will have a greater impact on power system dispatching. This paper first examines the characteristics of tropical storm movement, namely the change in wind speed, and then uses the Informer long time series data prediction model to predict the total change in wind turbine output in the next 10 days after the storm has passed. The actual case proves that the Informer model is ideal in predicting the long time series of wind power output during a tropical storm.
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