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\title{WS16: Digitalisation of Wind Lidar}
\shorttitle{WS16: Digitalisation}
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\textcolor{TextLightGrey}{Author: Andrew Clifton~\orcid{0000-0001-9698-5083}~\mailme{clifton@ifb.uni-stuttgart.de}}
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What will digitalisation mean for wind lidar, and how can digitalised wind lidar be integrated with the digitalised wind energy business? 
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Wind energy and many other users of wind lidar are going digital, leveraging decades of developments in programming, more reliable communications, and the internet of things. This digital transformation will lead to new ways of working, new opportunities, and new business ideas. But it will also mean that wind lidar will change as well. Together, the wind energy industry and wind lidar will undergo digitalisation.

This workshop used a combination of presentations, group work, and discussions to explore what digitalisation might mean for wind lidar hardware, software, users, and stakeholders.

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\section*{User stories for the different scenarios}
The following tables and graphics describe the user stories for different actors in the different scenarios. They were created during the workshop and are included here with minimal editing.

The scenarios include:
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	\item wind resource assessment using wind lidar
	\item energy forecasting for offshore wind parks using wind lidar
	\item wind park control using wind lidar
	\item lidar solutions providers.
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