Learning outcome

Knowledge:

The student has basic insight into the theoretical basis and practical applications of principles for operation and maintenance of wind farms. The knowledge will form the basis for using and developing digital solutions. The theoretical basis shall constitute a basis for the development of new models and methods where standard methods are not appropriate.

Skills:

Student

• can recognize some standard situations for such operation and maintenance of wind farms
• can develop good reasoning for more complicated situations
• can solve specific problems using digital tools.

General competence:

The student understands operation and maintenance and the use of digital solutions as an important element in the development of offshore wind.

Course participants should be able to both analyze data and program simple models that can represent digital twins to understand how digital solutions for operation and maintenance can be realized.

Learning methods and activities

Digital lectures that present theory and give an example of the content and functionality of digital twins. A physical gathering lasting two days in Trondheim. Exercises with solution proposals that also contain elements of programming.

Specific conditions

Recommended previous knowledge

Basic knowledge of probability and mathematical modelling. The course PK6018 Industrial Safety and Reliability or equivalent prior knowledge provides a good starting point. Programming insights.

Required previous knowledge

The course HAV6000

Course materials

A course compendium is available.