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Short-term forecast of
onshore windturbines oscillation kinematics

Intuitive and helpful models for
statistical analysis and shortterm forecasting
of measurement data.


πŸ“– CONTENTS OF THIS FILE


  • Introduction
  • Tech stack
  • Folder Structure
  • Dataset
  • Forecasting Models
  • CONTACT Elements for IoT Integration
  • Installation
  • Usage
  • References
  • License

πŸ“ Introduction

Onshore wind already provides a substantial part of the energy mix ⚑ today. In order to further reduce the costs πŸ’², the installation process in particular should be improved. The installation of the blades is the greatest challenge. Relative movements between the nacelle and the blade root make the installation difficult. If the relative movement exceeds a certain threshold value, installation is no longer possible and there is an expensive delay. Based on measurement data πŸ“Š that were recorded during the installation of wind turbines, machine learning πŸ€– models and neuronal networks are intended to predict the oscillation kinematics for a defined period of time.

This repository contains three different forecasting models, which are available as jupyter notebooks, a CONTACT Elements for IoT integration and an associated thesis.


πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’» Tech Stack

Front-End

html5 sass javascript react redux jest plotlyjs

Back-End

python PowerScript

Database

sqlite influxDB

Machine Learning & Neuronal Networks

pandas seaborn scikit_learn statsmodels prophet


⚠️ License

This repository uses the MIT license. Please see the LICENSE.md file for more details.