Broadening the options for alternative energy sources is essential for the global community to maintain robust, cost-effective, and reliable power grids. Public and private utility managers use our forecasting tools to efficiently and economically incorporate solar and wind power into their energy portfolios. The research strides we’ve made help predict solar and wind events. The power generated from these sources is now more reliable, which ultimately moves the world closer to renewable energy goals.
Focus Areas of Research
Artificial Intelligence and Big Data for Prediction
Complex Multi-scale Flows and Atmospheric Boundary Layer Research
Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) and Data Assimilation
Renewable Energy
Specialized Numerical Weather Prediction
Contact
Sue Ellen Haupt
Senior Scientist, Deputy Director Research Applications Laboratory