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Field Study of Turbulence Intensity measurement by Nacelle Mounted Lidar (NML)

In this paper, Nacelle Mounted LiDAR (NML) was used to study Turbulence Intensity (TI) by dataset from three measurement campaigns, using two approaches: the white box test and the black box test. The white box test was to compare TI LOS using each Line Of Sight, while the black box test was to compare TI Hub using all LOS by relative reconstruction algorithm at wind turbine hub height. The result of white box test showed that the correlation coefficient of TI LOS varied from 0.923 to 0.955 and the slope varied from 0.978 to 1.030. The result of black box test showed that the correlation coefficient of TI Hub is 0.8337∼0.8924 and the slope is 0.904∼0.935. This study provided some promising results to wind energy community, which could be the evidence base for the further investigation for the temporal-spatial turbulence structure in low Atmospheric Boundary Layer.