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WOMBAT Tutorial

Hammond, Rob (ORCID:0000000344766406)
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Abstract

This workshop will provide a comprehensive overview to Windfarm Operations and Maintenance cost-Benefit Analysis Tool (WOMBAT), NREL's first wind O&M software model. The session will discuss how to utilize WOMBAT to answer O&M research questions covering land-based, offshore, and distributed wind farms. It will offer an introduction to the model and how it operates. The team will then offer a demonstration of the various modeling parameters by converting the CORE Wind Floating Wind Strategies O&M Assessment assumptions into an analysis-ready configuration, diving into the results, and exploring further model variations.

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Hammond, Rob (ORCID:0000000344766406). 2023-11-09. WOMBAT Tutorial. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/2212471

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