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Webinar: Analysis of a CFD study of wind resources for a coastal wind project

Nov 14, 2025

Scientific Wind Sessions

Wind power project in Mutsu Ogawara port, Japan (forest + stability)

 

In collaboration with RERA Tech Inc., Meteodyn presents an in-depth CFD study conducted at the Mutsu-Ogawara Metocean Observation Center, the first Japanese offshore wind test site.

This webinar showcases how METEODYN WT was applied to evaluate wind resources in a coastal environment combining land–sea interactions, forest cover, and thermal stratification.


Replay

 

Agenda of the conference

1. Description of the Mutsu-Ogawara Metocean Observation Center (MOC), the first Japanese offshore/coastal wind test site.

2. Introduction to Wind Resource Assessment (WRA) methodology in METEODYN WT.

3. Description of the METEODYN CFD forest model and forest calibration approach applied on this project.

4. Influence of METEODYN WT CFD forest model on wind simulations.

5. Description of the wind vertical calibration methodology to determine onsite thermal stability conditions.

6. Influence of atmospheric thermal stability conditions on wind simulations.

Speakers

douard Leonard

douard Leonard

Technical Product Manager, Senior Wind Expert, PhD

Edouard has worked in the wind industry for more than 10 years. He is currently a Senior Wind Expert at METEODYN, working on research, consultancy and expertise, and improving the METEODYN WT software.

Anthony Dijon

Anthony Dijon

Business Manager of the Onshore Product Line

Anthony is the Business Manager of the Onshore product line at METEODYN. Joining the company in 2017, he has become familiar with its entire offering. He holds a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and Renewable Energy.

Mr. Mizuki Konagaya

Mr. Mizuki Konagaya

RERA Tech Inc. CEO and Wind Expert

Mr. Mizuki Konagaya is the CEO and Wind Expert at Rera Tech Inc., a Kobe University spin-off. He founded Japan’s first offshore wind test site, the Mutsu-Ogawara Metocean Observation Center in 2024.