Dear all,
We are again going to host a session on the spatio-temporal modeling of renewable energies at the EGU 2022 (see a short description below). In 2022, the EGU will be a hybrid conference. Our session will be entirely offline in Vienna (unless EGU moves completely online again). Submissions are welcome until the 12th of January 2021, 13:00 CET. We would like to invite you to submit your work there - and please do not hesitate to forward this invitation to potentially interested researchers.
all the best & hope to see you online at EGU2022,
Luis Ramirez Camargo, Johannes Schmidt
***Spatial and temporal modelling of renewable energy systems***
This session addresses spatial and temporal modelling of renewable energy systems, both in a prospective as well as in a retrospective manner. Therefore, contributions which model the characteristics of future renewable energy systems are equally welcome as contributions which assess the characteristics of their past performance. Session contributions may reach from purely climate based assessments of simulated renewable generation time series, over assessments of land use to full energy system models used to better understand energy systems with high shares of renewables.
Studies may for instance
-Improve our understanding of how climate data can be used to model renewables
-Show the spatial and temporal variability of renewable energy sources
-Assess the complementarity of different renewable energy sources or locations
-Derive land availability scenarios for renewable energies based on climatic, technical, economic, or social criteria
-Assess past spatial deployment patterns of renewables
-Assess past impacts on land cover and land use change, including impacts on biodiversity and other environmental indicators
-Derive integrated scenarios of energy systems with high shares of renewables (Including systems from the local scale e.g. in form of local Energy Communities to the national or continental scale).
The objective of the session is to provide an insight into recent advances in the field of renewable energy system modeling. The session welcomes papers dedicated to climatic and technical issues, environmental impact assessments, and policy-making, forecasting and real time applications concerning renewable energy systems.