CN116167211A - Wind field prediction system and method for complex terrain area of power grid power transmission channel - Google Patents

Wind field prediction system and method for complex terrain area of power grid power transmission channel Download PDF

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CN116167211A CN202310025361.0A CN202310025361A CN116167211A CN 116167211 A CN116167211 A CN 116167211A CN 202310025361 A CN202310025361 A CN 202310025361A CN 116167211 A CN116167211 A CN 116167211A
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The invention discloses a wind field prediction system and a wind field prediction method for a complex terrain area of a power grid power transmission channel, wherein historical observation data and pattern grid point analysis data of a selected area of the power transmission channel are collected, and historical data for prediction are obtained; acquiring site observation data variables of a prediction area; acquiring wind field prediction coefficients based on the historical observation data and site observation data variables; wind farms are predicted based on site observation data variables and wind farm prediction coefficients. The method for predicting the wind field of the complex terrain of the power grid power transmission channel comprises the main factors of influence of the complex terrain, the near-ground wind field and the temperature field. The method establishes the data set to realize region division and time division with stronger practicability, the established prediction equation relies on wind field, temperature and air pressure data of the power grid transmission channel in the past year, and on the basis of defining main factors of complex terrains, near-ground wind fields and temperature fields, powerful data support is provided for the prediction equation by utilizing grid point re-analysis data, and the accuracy of the prediction equation is greatly improved.

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Wind field prediction system and method for complex terrain area of power grid power transmission channel
Technical Field
The invention relates to a wind field prediction method in the meteorological field, in particular to a wind field prediction method for a complex terrain area of a power transmission channel.
Background
With the development of supercomputers and the gradual maturity of numerical weather forecast technologies, a numerical weather forecast mode is applied to weather service as an important forecast means, so that more accurate weather element forecast can be provided for weather, climate, water conservancy, electric power and other applications. However, in the solving process of the numerical weather forecast, the numerical weather forecast mode has initial uncertainty and mode uncertainty due to the imperfections and model defects of initial conditions, and the uncertainty can restrict forecast skills. The terrain in the power transmission channel area is complex, and the prediction error of the power transmission channel area is large because the mode is insufficient for describing the terrain and the observation data of the complex terrain cannot be fully utilized. Moreover, it is difficult and heavy to combine weather systems of different scales with such complex steep terrains, so that it is not easy to make predictions of these areas in numerical prediction modes, which involves on the one hand complex terrain processing problems and on the other hand data processing problems on complex terrains.
The existing wind field prediction method is mainly aimed at the meteorological field, for example: the evolution of the similar example is directly taken as the basis of the current prediction or the numerical solution model is directly established through discretization of a dynamic equation. The method is less in application to complicated topography areas of the power grid, and influences of complicated topography of a power grid transmission channel on prediction are not fully considered.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a wind field prediction system and a wind field prediction method for a power transmission channel of a power grid, which creatively provides a wind field prediction method for the power transmission channel, wherein the wind field prediction system is used for collecting site observation data and mode analysis data of the power transmission channel of the power grid in the past year for analysis, and the wind field and the temperature field of the power transmission channel of the power grid are the main factors of the actual wind field of the power transmission channel affected by the complex terrain and the near-ground wind field.
The wind field prediction system for the complex terrain area of the power transmission channel of the power grid comprises a data collection processing module, a prediction area data acquisition module, a wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module and a wind field prediction module; the data collection processing module is used for collecting historical observation data and mode lattice point analysis data of a selected area of the power transmission channel and obtaining historical data for prediction; the prediction area data acquisition module is used for acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected area of the power transmission channel; the wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module acquires a wind field prediction coefficient based on historical observation data of the collection processing module and site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected region of the power transmission channel; the wind field prediction module predicts a wind field based on site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected region of the power transmission channel and the wind field prediction coefficients acquired by the wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module.
The specific implementation method of the data collection processing module comprises the following steps:
s110, dividing longitude and latitude grids of a selected area by a preset distance according to a power transmission channel, and dividing the natural year by a preset time interval;
s120, collecting historical observation data and mode grid point analysis data of the selected region of the power transmission channel for p years, wherein p is preferably 10 years in the embodiment;
s130, interpolating the mode grid point analysis data in each preset time interval to each automatic weather station site position in the historical observation data by using an interpolation algorithm; and analyzing the data and the history with the interpolated pattern grid pointsThe observation data establishes an interpolated historical analysis observation data set and an interpolated grid point data set of each site position of the automatic weather station and each preset time interval delta t; the historical analysis observation data set is Z ij The interpolated lattice point observation data is G ij, wherein ,Zij Site observations representing the ith site location, the jth predetermined time interval, G ij Interpolated grid point observation data representing an ith site location at a jth predetermined time interval;
s140, re-analyzing the data set G for the interpolated lattice ij ' normalization processing is carried out to obtain a normalized data set
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The formula of the normalization process is as follows:
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the historical observation data comprises the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind direction, the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind speed, the ground automatic weather station 2 m temperature and the ground automatic weather station air pressure observed by the automatic weather station in each preset time interval on the power transmission channel;
the mode grid point analysis data comprise 10 m wind direction of the mode analysis ground, 10 m wind speed of the mode analysis ground, 2 m temperature of the mode analysis ground and the mode analysis ground air pressure in each longitude and latitude grid, wherein the minimum distance of the longitude and latitude grid is the horizontal resolution of the grid point analysis data.
The specific implementation mode of the interpolation algorithm is as follows:
if the site position distance is greater than or equal to the horizontal resolution of the lattice point analysis data, selecting the interpolation algorithm as the nearest neighbor method; if the site position distance is smaller than the horizontal resolution of the lattice point re-analysis data, the interpolation algorithm is selected as a bilinear interpolation method, and the bilinear interpolation formula is as follows:
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wherein Zij The position of the ith station is (x, y), and the adjacent four grid points are respectively analyzed to be data
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Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 2 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 2 );
The interpolated lattice re-analysis data set G ij ' including interpolated 10 meters wind direction G ij (wdir), interpolated 10 m wind speed G ij (spd), interpolated 2 m temperature G ij (T) and the interpolated ground air pressure G ij (P)。
The specific implementation method of the prediction area data acquisition module comprises the following steps:
acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel, wherein the site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel comprise weft wind
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Wind in the channel->
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And ground altitude->
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Where i represents the ith site location, τ k And the historical time of the kth time before the predicted time acquired according to the preset time interval is represented, delta t represents the preset time interval, and the historical time of the kth time is the predicted time and is pushed forward for delta t multiplied by k hours.
The specific implementation method of the wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module comprises the following steps:
s310, estimating a weft wind prediction initial guess value CFu by using site observation data variables of selected areas of power transmission channels i (t) and preliminary guess for warp wind prediction CFv i (t), wherein i represents the i-th site location, and t represents the predicted time; the estimation formula is as follows:
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wherein ,
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the historical moment weft wind of the 1 st time before the time is predicted for the ith site position,
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predicting the historical time latitudinal wind of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position,/for the (i) th site position>
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Predicting the historical moment latitudinal wind of the kth time before the time for the ith site location,/>
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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Weft wind at historical time of each time, < ->
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The historical time of the 1 st time before the forecast time for the ith site location is windward,/>
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Predicting the historical moment of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position by wind,/wind>
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Predicting the historical moment of the kth time before the time for the ith site location is windward,/>
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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The history of the time passes into the wind, k represents the ordinal number of the time before the predicted time, +.>
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Representing an upward rounding;
s320, calculating the comprehensive distance between the wind field prediction initial guess value and all the historical analysis grid point data
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in the formula ,
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the value of the nth variable, which represents the normalization of the ith station position and the jth-k predetermined time interval, where k represents the ordinal number of the time preceding the predicted time,/->
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Represents an upward rounding, n represents the ordinal number of the four variables, σ n Weights for the nth variable;
S330, calculating the comprehensive distance S between the initial vector of weft wind and the initial vector of warp wind and all historical analysis lattice point data ij
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S340, calculating wind field prediction coefficients and utilizing ground altitude
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Calculating a predicted estimated total number:
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wherein
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Representing an upward rounding;
by using the integrated distance S ij Selecting the minimum M distances to construct a nearest distance vector Smin im Where i denotes the i-th site position, M denotes the ordinal number of the nearest distance, m= … M; calculating wind field prediction coefficient omega ij
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The n=1 represents the variable ground 10 m wind direction, n=2 represents the variable 10 m wind speed, n=3 represents the variable 2 m temperature, and n=4 represents the variable ground air pressure.
The specific implementation method of the wind field prediction module 4 is as follows:
observing a data set Z using the historical analysis ij Is at a wind speed Z of 10 meters ij (wsp) and 10 m wind direction observations Z ij (wdir) calculating historically observed weft wind Zu ij And warp direction wind Zv ij The calculation formula is as follows:
Zu ij =-Z ij (wsp)×sin(Z ij (wdir))
Zv ij =-Z ij (wsp)×cos(Z ij (wdir))
calculating predicted weft wind Fu i And warp direction Fv i The calculation formula is as follows:
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where i represents the ith site location, ω ij And predicting coefficients for the wind field.
A wind field prediction method for a complex terrain area of a power grid power transmission channel comprises the following steps:
step 1, collecting historical observation data and mode lattice point analysis data of a selected area of a power transmission channel, and obtaining historical data for prediction;
Step 2, acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in a selected area of a power transmission channel;
step 3, wind field prediction coefficients are obtained based on the historical observation data and site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected region of the power transmission channel;
and 4, predicting a wind field based on site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected area of the power transmission channel and the wind field prediction coefficients.
The specific implementation method of the step 1 is as follows:
s110, dividing longitude and latitude grids of a selected area by a preset distance according to a power transmission channel, and dividing the natural year by a preset time interval;
s120, collecting historical observation data and mode grid point analysis data of the selected region of the power transmission channel for p years, wherein p is preferably 10 years in the embodiment;
s130, interpolating the mode grid point analysis data in each preset time interval to each automatic weather station site position in the historical observation data by using an interpolation algorithm; establishing a post-interpolation historical analysis observation data set and an post-interpolation grid point data set of each automatic weather station site position and each preset time interval delta t according to the post-interpolation mode grid point analysis data and the historical observation data; the historical analysis observation data set is Z ij The interpolated lattice point observation data is G ij, wherein ,Zij Site observations representing the ith site location, the jth predetermined time interval, G ij Interpolated grid point observation data representing an ith site location at a jth predetermined time interval;
s140, re-analyzing the data set G for the interpolated lattice ij ' normalization processing is carried out to obtain a normalized data set
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The formula of the normalization process is as follows:
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the historical observation data comprises the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind direction, the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind speed, the ground automatic weather station 2 m temperature and the ground automatic weather station air pressure observed by the automatic weather station in each preset time interval on the power transmission channel;
the mode grid point analysis data comprise 10 m wind direction of a mode analysis ground, 10 m wind speed of the mode analysis ground, 2 m temperature of the mode analysis ground and mode analysis ground air pressure in each longitude and latitude grid, wherein the minimum distance of the longitude and latitude grid is the horizontal resolution of the grid point analysis data;
the specific implementation manner of the interpolation algorithm in the step S130 is as follows:
if the site position distance is greater than or equal to the horizontal resolution of the lattice point analysis data, selecting the interpolation algorithm as the nearest neighbor method; if the site position distance is smaller than the horizontal resolution of the lattice point re-analysis data, the interpolation algorithm is selected as a bilinear interpolation method, and the bilinear interpolation formula is as follows:
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wherein Zij The position of the ith station is (x, y), and the adjacent four grid points are respectively analyzed to be data
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Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 2 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 2 );
The interpolated lattice re-analysis data set G ij ' including interpolated 10 meters wind direction G ij (wdir) interpolationThe wind speed G of 10 meters ij (spd), interpolated 2 m temperature G ij (T) and the interpolated ground air pressure G ij (P);
The specific implementation method of the step 2 is as follows:
acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel, wherein the site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel comprise weft wind
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Wind in the channel->
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And ground altitude->
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Where i represents the ith site location, τ k And the historical time of the kth time before the predicted time acquired according to the preset time interval is represented, delta t represents the preset time interval, and the historical time of the kth time is the predicted time and is pushed forward for delta t multiplied by k hours.
The specific implementation method of the step 3 is as follows:
s310, estimating a weft wind prediction initial guess value CFu by using site observation data variables of selected areas of power transmission channels i (t) and preliminary guess for warp wind prediction CFv i (t), wherein i represents the i-th site location, and t represents the predicted time; the estimation formula is as follows:
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wherein ,
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when predicting for the ith site locationThe 1 st time before the time is in the weft direction,
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predicting the historical time latitudinal wind of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position,/for the (i) th site position>
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Predicting the historical moment latitudinal wind of the kth time before the time for the ith site location,/>
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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Weft wind at historical time of each time, < ->
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The historical time of the 1 st time before the forecast time for the ith site location is windward,/>
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Predicting the historical moment of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position by wind,/wind>
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Predicting the historical moment of the kth time before the time for the ith site location is windward,/>
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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The history of the time passes into the wind, k represents the ordinal number of the time before the predicted time, +.>
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Representing an upward rounding;
s320, calculating the comprehensive distance between the wind field prediction initial guess value and all the historical analysis grid point data
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in the formula ,
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the value of the nth variable, which represents the normalization of the ith station position and the jth-k predetermined time interval, where k represents the ordinal number of the time preceding the predicted time,/- >
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Represents an upward rounding, n represents the ordinal number of the four variables, σ n Weights for the nth variable;
s330, calculating the comprehensive distance S between the initial vector of weft wind and the initial vector of warp wind and all historical analysis lattice point data ij
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S340, calculating wind field prediction coefficients and utilizing ground altitude
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Calculating a predicted estimated total number:
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wherein
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Representing an upward rounding;
by using the integrated distance S ij Selecting the minimum M distances to construct a nearest distance vector Smin im Where i denotes the i-th site position, M denotes the ordinal number of the nearest distance, m= … M; calculating wind field prediction coefficient omega ij
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N=1 represents the variable ground 10 m wind direction, n=2 represents the variable 10 m wind speed, n=3 represents the variable 2 m temperature, and n=4 represents the variable ground air pressure;
the specific implementation method of the step 4 is as follows:
observing a data set Z using the historical analysis ij Is at a wind speed Z of 10 meters ij (wsp) and 10 m wind direction observations Z ij (wdir) calculating historically observed weft wind Zu ij And warp direction wind Zv ij The calculation formula is as follows:
Zu ij =-Z ij (wsp)×sin(Z ij (wdir))
Zv ij =-Z ij (wsp)×cos(Z ij (wdir))
calculating predicted weft wind Fu i And warp direction Fv i The calculation formula is as follows:
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where i represents the ith site location, ω ij And predicting coefficients for the wind field.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows:
The wind field prediction method for the complex terrain of the power grid power transmission channel comprises the main factors of influence of the complex terrain, a near-ground wind field and a temperature field, and a wind field initial guess formula based on the altitude of the terrain is creatively provided by collecting wind field, temperature and air pressure data of the power grid power transmission channel in the past year.
Through establishing a data set, grid division is carried out on a complex terrain area of a power grid power transmission channel, region division with stronger practicability is achieved, meanwhile, time division is carried out at 0 time-24 time of each minute, each hour or each natural day, time division with stronger practicability is achieved, the established prediction equation depends on wind field, temperature and air pressure data of the power grid power transmission channel in the past year, powerful data support is provided for the prediction equation by utilizing grid point re-analysis data on the basis of defining main factors of complex terrain, near-ground wind field and temperature field, and accuracy of the prediction equation is greatly improved.
The influence of wind field, temperature and air pressure on wind field prediction is calculated through historical grid point data, weft wind and warp wind can be accurately calculated, the actually-occurring wind field, temperature field and air pressure field of the monitored area to be predicted are recorded in the data set, a prediction equation is optimized, and the accuracy of the prediction equation is improved.
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The system comprises a 1-data collection processing module, a 2-prediction area data acquisition module, a 3-wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module and a 4-wind field prediction module.
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a wind field prediction system of a complex terrain area of a power grid transmission channel is shown in fig. 1, and comprises a data collection processing module 1, a prediction area data acquisition module 2, a wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module 3 and a wind field prediction module 4;
the data collection processing module 1 is used for collecting historical observation data and mode grid point analysis data of a selected area of the power transmission channel, and obtaining historical data for prediction;
the predicted area data acquisition module 2 is used for acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected area of the power transmission channel;
the wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module 3 acquires a wind field prediction coefficient based on historical observation data of the collection processing module 1 and site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in a power transmission channel selected area of the prediction area data acquisition module 2;
the wind field prediction module 4 predicts a wind field based on site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the power transmission channel selected region of the prediction region data acquisition module 2 and the wind field prediction coefficient acquired by the wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module 3.
In the above technical solution, the specific implementation method of the data collection processing module 1 is as follows:
s110, dividing longitude and latitude grids of a selected area by a preset distance according to a power transmission channel, and dividing the natural year by a preset time interval;
s120, collecting historical observation data and mode grid point analysis data of the selected region of the power transmission channel for p years, wherein p is preferably 10 years in the embodiment;
s130, interpolating the mode grid point analysis data in each preset time interval to each automatic weather station site position in the historical observation data by using an interpolation algorithm; establishing a post-interpolation historical analysis observation data set and an post-interpolation grid point data set of each automatic weather station site position and each preset time interval delta t according to the post-interpolation mode grid point analysis data and the historical observation data; the historical analysis observation data set is Z ij The interpolated lattice point observation data is G ij, wherein ,Zij Site observations representing the ith site location, the jth predetermined time interval, G ij Interpolated grid point observation data representing an ith site location at a jth predetermined time interval;
s140, normalizing the grid point data, and re-analyzing the data set G for the interpolated grid point ij ' normalization processing is carried out to obtain a normalized data set
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The formula of the normalization process is as follows:
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according to the technical scheme, the historical observation data comprise the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind direction, the ground 10 m wind speed of the automatic weather station, the ground 2 m temperature of the automatic weather station and the ground air pressure of the automatic weather station, which are observed by the automatic weather station in each preset time interval on the power transmission channel;
the mode grid point analysis data comprise 10 m wind direction of the mode analysis ground, 10 m wind speed of the mode analysis ground, 2 m temperature of the mode analysis ground and the mode analysis ground air pressure in each longitude and latitude grid, wherein the minimum distance of the longitude and latitude grid is the horizontal resolution of the grid point analysis data.
In the above technical solution, the specific implementation manner of the interpolation algorithm is:
if the site position distance is greater than or equal to the horizontal resolution of the lattice point analysis data, selecting the interpolation algorithm as the nearest neighbor method; if the site position distance is smaller than the horizontal resolution of the lattice point re-analysis data, the interpolation algorithm is selected as a bilinear interpolation method, and the bilinear interpolation formula is as follows:
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wherein Zij The position of the ith station is (x, y), and the adjacent four grid points are respectively analyzed to be data
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Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 2 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 2 );
The interpolated lattice re-analysis data set G ij ' including interpolated 10 meters wind direction G ij (wdir) in degrees, interpolated 10 m wind speed G ij (spd) in m/s, interpolated 2 m temperature G ij (T) in K and interpolated ground air pressure G ij (P) in hPa.
In the above technical solution, the specific implementation method of the prediction area data acquisition module 2 is as follows:
acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel, wherein the site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel comprise weft wind
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Wind in the channel->
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And ground altitude->
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Where i represents the ith site location, τ k And the historical time of the kth time before the predicted time acquired according to the preset time interval is represented, delta t represents the preset time interval, and the historical time of the kth time is the predicted time and is pushed forward for delta t multiplied by k hours.
In the above technical solution, the specific implementation method of the wind field prediction coefficient obtaining module 3 is as follows:
S310, calculating a wind field prediction initial guess value, and estimating a weft wind prediction initial guess value CFu by using site observation data variables of a selected area of a power transmission channel i (t) (in m/s) and a preliminary guess for warp wind prediction CFv i (t) (in m/s), where i represents the i-th site location and t represents the predicted time; the estimation formula is as follows:
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wherein ,
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the historical moment weft wind of the 1 st time before the time is predicted for the ith site position,
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predicting the historical time latitudinal wind of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position,/for the (i) th site position>
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Predicting the historical moment latitudinal wind of the kth time before the time for the ith site location,/>
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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Weft wind at historical time of each time, < ->
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The historical time of the 1 st time before the forecast time for the ith site location is windward,/>
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Predicting the historical moment of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position by wind,/wind>
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Predicting the historical moment of the kth time before the time for the ith site location is windward,/>
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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The history of the time passes into the wind, k represents the ordinal number of the time before the predicted time, +.>
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In m, & gt>
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Representing an upward rounding;
s320, calculating the comprehensive distance between the wind field prediction initial guess value and all the historical analysis grid point data
Calculating initial guess value of weft wind and the method
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Distance Su at the ith site location ij Calculating initial guess of the wind direction and the +.>
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Distance Sv of jth predetermined time interval ij The specific calculation formula is as follows:
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in the formula ,
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the value of the nth variable, which represents the normalization of the ith station position and the jth-k predetermined time interval, where k represents the ordinal number of the time preceding the predicted time,/->
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In m, & gt>
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Represents an upward rounding, n represents the ordinal number of the four variables, σ n As the weight of the nth variable, +.in this embodiment>
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S330, calculating the comprehensive distance S between the initial vector of weft wind and the initial vector of warp wind and all historical analysis lattice point data ij
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S340, calculating wind field prediction coefficients and utilizing ground altitude
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Calculating a predicted estimated total number:
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wherein
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Representing an upward rounding;
by using the integrated distance S ij Selecting the minimum M distances to construct a nearest distance vector Smin im Where i denotes the i-th site position, M denotes the ordinal number of the nearest distance, m= … M; calculating wind field prediction coefficient omega ij
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In the above technical solution, n=1 represents the variable ground 10 m wind direction, n=2 represents the variable ground 10 m wind speed, n=3 represents the variable ground 2 m temperature, and n=4 represents the variable ground air pressure.
In the above technical solution, the specific implementation method of the wind field prediction module 4 is as follows:
observing a data set Z using the historical analysis ij Is at a wind speed Z of 10 meters ij (wsp) and 10 m wind direction observations Z ij (wdir) calculating historically observed weft wind Zu ij And warp direction wind Zv ij The calculation formula is as follows:
Zu ij =-Z ij (wsp)×sin(Z ij (wdir))
Zv ij =-Z ij (wsp)×cos(Z ij (wdir))
calculating predicted weft wind Fu i And warp direction Fv i The calculation formula is as follows:
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wherein i represents the ith site location,ω ij And predicting coefficients for the wind field.
A wind field prediction method for a complex terrain area of a power grid power transmission channel comprises the following steps:
step 1, collecting historical observation data and mode lattice point analysis data of a selected area of a power transmission channel, and obtaining historical data for prediction;
step 2, acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in a selected area of a power transmission channel;
step 3, wind field prediction coefficients are obtained based on the historical observation data and site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected region of the power transmission channel;
and 4, predicting a wind field based on site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected area of the power transmission channel and the wind field prediction coefficients.
The specific implementation method of the step 1 is as follows:
s110, dividing longitude and latitude grids of a selected area by a preset distance according to a power transmission channel, and dividing the natural year by a preset time interval;
S120, collecting historical observation data and mode grid point analysis data of the selected region of the power transmission channel for p years, wherein p is preferably 10 years in the embodiment;
s130, interpolating the mode grid point analysis data in each preset time interval to each automatic weather station site position in the historical observation data by using an interpolation algorithm; establishing a post-interpolation historical analysis observation data set and an post-interpolation grid point data set of each automatic weather station site position and each preset time interval delta t according to the post-interpolation mode grid point analysis data and the historical observation data; the historical analysis observation data set is Z ij The interpolated lattice point observation data is G ij, wherein ,Zij Site observations representing the ith site location, the jth predetermined time interval, G ij Interpolated grid point observation data representing an ith site location at a jth predetermined time interval;
s140, for interpolationLattice re-analysis dataset G ij ' normalization processing is carried out to obtain a normalized data set
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The formula of the normalization process is as follows: />
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The historical observation data comprises the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind direction, the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind speed, the ground automatic weather station 2 m temperature and the ground automatic weather station air pressure observed by the automatic weather station in each preset time interval on the power transmission channel;
The mode grid point analysis data comprise 10 m wind direction of a mode analysis ground, 10 m wind speed of the mode analysis ground, 2 m temperature of the mode analysis ground and mode analysis ground air pressure in each longitude and latitude grid, wherein the minimum distance of the longitude and latitude grid is the horizontal resolution of the grid point analysis data;
the specific implementation manner of the interpolation algorithm in the step S130 is as follows:
if the site position distance is greater than or equal to the horizontal resolution of the lattice point analysis data, selecting the interpolation algorithm as the nearest neighbor method; if the site position distance is smaller than the horizontal resolution of the lattice point re-analysis data, the interpolation algorithm is selected as a bilinear interpolation method, and the bilinear interpolation formula is as follows:
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wherein Zij The position of the ith station is (x, y), and the adjacent four grid points are respectively analyzed to be data
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Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 2 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 2 );
The interpolated lattice re-analysis data set G ij ' including interpolated 10 meters wind direction G ij (wdir), interpolated 10 m wind speed G ij (spd), interpolated 2 m temperature G ij (T) and the interpolated ground air pressure G ij (P);
The specific implementation method of the step 2 is as follows:
acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel, wherein the site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel comprise weft wind
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Wind in the channel->
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And ground altitude->
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Where i represents the ith site location, τ k And the historical time of the kth time before the predicted time acquired according to the preset time interval is represented, delta t represents the preset time interval, and the historical time of the kth time is the predicted time and is pushed forward for delta t multiplied by k hours.
The specific implementation method of the step 3 is as follows:
s310, estimating a weft wind prediction initial guess value CFu by using site observation data variables of selected areas of power transmission channels i (t) and preliminary guess for warp wind prediction CFv i (t), wherein i represents the i-th site location, and t represents the predicted time; the estimation formula is as follows:
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wherein ,
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the historical moment weft wind of the 1 st time before the time is predicted for the ith site position,
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predicting the historical time latitudinal wind of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position,/for the (i) th site position>
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Predicting the historical moment latitudinal wind of the kth time before the time for the ith site location,/ >
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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Weft wind at historical time of each time, < ->
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The historical time of the 1 st time before the forecast time for the ith site location is windward,/>
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Prediction for ith site locationThe history of the k+1th time before time is windy ++>
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Predicting the historical moment of the kth time before the time for the ith site location is windward,/>
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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The history of the time passes into the wind, k represents the ordinal number of the time before the predicted time, +.>
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Representing an upward rounding;
s320, calculating the comprehensive distance between the wind field prediction initial guess value and all the historical analysis grid point data
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in the formula ,
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the value of the nth variable, which represents the normalization of the ith station position and the jth-k predetermined time interval, where k represents the ordinal number of the time preceding the predicted time,/->
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Represents an upward rounding, n represents the ordinal number of the four variables, σ n Weights for the nth variable;
s330, calculating the comprehensive distance S between the initial vector of weft wind and the initial vector of warp wind and all historical analysis lattice point data ij
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S340, calculating wind field prediction coefficients and utilizing ground altitude
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Calculating a predicted estimated total number:
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wherein
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Representing an upward rounding; />
By using the integrated distance S ij Selecting the minimum M distances to construct a nearest distance vector Smin im Where i denotes the i-th site position, M denotes the ordinal number of the nearest distance, m= … M; calculating wind field prediction coefficient omega ij
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N=1 represents the variable ground 10 m wind direction, n=2 represents the variable 10 m wind speed, n=3 represents the variable 2 m temperature, and n=4 represents the variable ground air pressure;
the specific implementation method of the step 4 is as follows:
observing a data set Z using the historical analysis ij Is at a wind speed Z of 10 meters ij (wsp) and 10 m wind direction observations Z ij (wdir) calculating historically observed weft wind Zu ij And warp direction wind Zv ij The calculation formula is as follows:
Zu ij =-Z ij (wsp)×sin(Z ij (wdir))
Zv ij =-Z ij (wsp)×cos(Z ij (wdir))
calculating predicted weft wind Fu i And warp direction Fv i The calculation formula is as follows:
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where i represents the ith site location, ω ij And predicting coefficients for the wind field.
What is not described in detail in this specification is prior art known to those skilled in the art. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that embodiments of the present invention may be provided as a method, system, or computer program product. Accordingly, the present invention may take the form of an entirely hardware embodiment, an entirely software embodiment or an embodiment combining software and hardware aspects. Furthermore, the present invention may take the form of a computer program product embodied on one or more computer-usable storage media (including, but not limited to, disk storage, CD-ROM, optical storage, and the like) having computer-usable program code embodied therein.
The present invention is described with reference to flowchart illustrations and/or block diagrams of methods, apparatus (systems) and computer program products according to embodiments of the invention. It will be understood that each flow and/or block of the flowchart illustrations and/or block diagrams, and combinations of flows and/or blocks in the flowchart illustrations and/or block diagrams, can be implemented by computer program instructions. These computer program instructions may be provided to a processor of a general purpose computer, special purpose computer, embedded processor, or other programmable data processing apparatus to produce a machine, such that the instructions, which execute via the processor of the computer or other programmable data processing apparatus, create means for implementing the functions specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
These computer program instructions may also be stored in a computer-readable memory that can direct a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to function in a particular manner, such that the instructions stored in the computer-readable memory produce an article of manufacture including instruction means which implement the function specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
These computer program instructions may also be loaded onto a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to cause a series of operational steps to be performed on the computer or other programmable apparatus to produce a computer implemented process such that the instructions which execute on the computer or other programmable apparatus provide steps for implementing the functions specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
It should be finally understood that the foregoing embodiments are merely illustrative of the technical solutions of the present invention and not limiting the scope of protection thereof, and although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications or equivalents may be made to the specific embodiments of the invention, and these changes, modifications or equivalents are within the scope of protection of the claims appended hereto.

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1. A wind field prediction system of a complex terrain area of a power grid power transmission channel is characterized in that: the wind field prediction system comprises a data collection processing module (1), a prediction area data acquisition module (2), a wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module (3) and a wind field prediction module (4);
The data collection processing module (1) is used for collecting historical observation data and mode grid point analysis data of a selected area of the power transmission channel, and obtaining historical data for prediction;
the prediction area data acquisition module (2) is used for acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected area of the power transmission channel;
the wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module (3) acquires a wind field prediction coefficient based on historical observation data of the collection processing module (1) and site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in a power transmission channel selected area of the prediction area data acquisition module (2);
the wind field prediction module (4) predicts a wind field based on site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the power transmission channel selected area of the prediction area data acquisition module (2) and the wind field prediction coefficients acquired by the wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module (3).
2. A wind field prediction system based on a complex terrain area of a power transmission channel of a power grid as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the specific implementation method of the data collection processing module (1) comprises the following steps:
s110, dividing longitude and latitude grids of a selected area by a preset distance according to a power transmission channel, and dividing the natural year by a preset time interval;
S120, collecting historical observation data and mode grid point analysis data of the selected region of the power transmission channel for p years, wherein p is preferably 10 years in the embodiment;
s130, interpolating the mode grid point analysis data in each preset time interval to each automatic weather station site position in the historical observation data by using an interpolation algorithm; establishing a post-interpolation historical analysis observation data set and an post-interpolation grid point data set of each automatic weather station site position and each preset time interval delta t according to the post-interpolation mode grid point analysis data and the historical observation data; the historical analysis observation data set is Z ij The interpolated lattice point observation data is G ij, wherein ,Zij Site observations representing the ith site location, the jth predetermined time interval, G ij Interpolated grid point observation data representing an ith site location at a jth predetermined time interval;
s140, re-analyzing the data set G for the interpolated lattice ij ' normalization processing is carried out to obtain a normalized data set
Figure FDA0004044349350000021
The formula of the normalization process is as follows:
Figure FDA0004044349350000022
3. a wind field prediction system based on a complex terrain area of a power transmission channel of a power grid as claimed in claim 2, wherein:
The historical observation data comprises the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind direction, the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind speed, the ground automatic weather station 2 m temperature and the ground automatic weather station air pressure observed by the automatic weather station in each preset time interval on the power transmission channel;
the mode grid point analysis data comprise 10 m wind direction of the mode analysis ground, 10 m wind speed of the mode analysis ground, 2 m temperature of the mode analysis ground and the mode analysis ground air pressure in each longitude and latitude grid, wherein the minimum distance of the longitude and latitude grid is the horizontal resolution of the grid point analysis data.
4. A wind field prediction system based on a complex terrain area of a power transmission channel of a power grid as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the specific implementation mode of the interpolation algorithm is as follows:
if the site position distance is greater than or equal to the horizontal resolution of the lattice point analysis data, selecting the interpolation algorithm as the nearest neighbor method; if the site position distance is smaller than the horizontal resolution of the lattice point re-analysis data, the interpolation algorithm is selected as a bilinear interpolation method, and the bilinear interpolation formula is as follows:
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wherein Zij The position of the ith station is (x, y), and the adjacent four grid points are respectively analyzed to be data
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Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 2 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 2 );
The interpolated lattice re-analysis data set G ij ' including interpolated 10 meters wind direction G ij (wdir), interpolated 10 m wind speed G ij (spd), interpolated 2 m temperature G ij (T) and the interpolated ground air pressure G ij (P)。
5. A wind field prediction system based on a complex terrain area of a power transmission channel of a power grid as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the specific implementation method of the prediction area data acquisition module (2) comprises the following steps:
acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel, wherein the site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel comprise weft wind
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Wind in the channel->
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And ground altitude->
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Where i represents the ith site location, τ k And the historical time of the kth time before the predicted time acquired according to the preset time interval is represented, delta t represents the preset time interval, and the historical time of the kth time is the predicted time and is pushed forward for delta t multiplied by k hours.
6. A wind field prediction system based on a complex terrain area of a power transmission channel of a power grid as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the specific implementation method of the wind field prediction coefficient acquisition module (3) comprises the following steps:
S310, estimating a weft wind prediction initial guess value CFu by using site observation data variables of selected areas of power transmission channels i (t) and preliminary guess for warp wind prediction CFv i (t), wherein i represents the i-th site location, and t represents the predicted time; the estimation formula is as follows:
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wherein ,
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predicting the historical moment latitudinal wind of the 1 st time before the time for the ith site location,/>
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Predicting the historical time latitudinal wind of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position,/for the (i) th site position>
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Predicting the historical moment latitudinal wind of the kth time before the time for the ith site location,/>
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For the ith site locationPredicted time before->
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Weft wind at historical time of each time, < ->
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The historical moment of the 1 st time before the predicted time is windward for the ith site location,
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predicting the historical moment of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position by wind,/wind>
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Predicting the historical moment of the kth time before the time for the ith site location is windward,/>
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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The history of the time passes into the wind, k represents the ordinal number of the time before the predicted time, +.>
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Representing an upward rounding;
s320, calculating the comprehensive distance between the wind field prediction initial guess value and all the historical analysis grid point data
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in the formula ,
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The value of the nth variable, which represents the normalization of the ith station position and the jth-k predetermined time interval, where k represents the ordinal number of the time preceding the predicted time,/->
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Represents an upward rounding, n represents the ordinal number of the four variables, σ n Weights for the nth variable;
s330, calculating the comprehensive distance S between the initial vector of weft wind and the initial vector of warp wind and all historical analysis lattice point data ij
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S340, calculating wind field prediction coefficients and utilizing ground altitude
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Calculating a predicted estimated total number:
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wherein
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Representing an upward rounding;
by using the integrated distance S ij Selecting the minimum M distances to construct a nearest distance vector Smin im Where i denotes the i-th site position, M denotes the ordinal number of the nearest distance, m= … M; calculating wind field prediction coefficient omega ij
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7. A wind field prediction system for a complex terrain area of a power grid transmission channel based on claim 6, wherein:
the n=1 represents the variable ground 10 m wind direction, n=2 represents the variable 10 m wind speed, n=3 represents the variable 2 m temperature, and n=4 represents the variable ground air pressure.
8. A wind field prediction system based on a complex terrain area of a power transmission channel of a power grid as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the specific implementation method of the wind field prediction module (4) comprises the following steps:
Observing a data set Z using the historical analysis ij Is at a wind speed Z of 10 meters ij (wsp) and 10 m wind direction observations Z ij (wdir) calculating historically observed weft wind Zu ij And warp direction wind Zv ij The calculation formula is as follows:
Zu ij =-Z ij (wsp)×sin(Z ij (wdir))
Zv ij =-Z ij (wsp)×cos(Z ij (wdir))
calculating predicted weft wind Fu i And warp direction Fv i The calculation formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0004044349350000052
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where i represents the ith site location, ω ij And predicting coefficients for the wind field.
9. A wind field prediction method for a complex terrain area of a power transmission channel of a power grid is characterized by comprising the following steps of: it comprises the following steps:
step 1, collecting historical observation data and mode lattice point analysis data of a selected area of a power transmission channel, and obtaining historical data for prediction;
step 2, acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in a selected area of a power transmission channel;
step 3, based on the historical observation data and site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected area of the power transmission channel;
and 4, predicting a wind field based on site observation data variables of each automatic meteorological station in the selected area of the power transmission channel and the wind field prediction coefficients.
10. The wind field prediction method based on the complex terrain area of the power transmission channel of the power grid is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
the specific implementation method of the step 1 is as follows:
S110, dividing longitude and latitude grids of a selected area by a preset distance according to a power transmission channel, and dividing the natural year by a preset time interval;
s120, collecting historical observation data and mode grid point analysis data of the selected region of the power transmission channel for p years, wherein p is preferably 10 years in the embodiment;
s130, interpolating the mode grid point analysis data in each preset time interval to each automatic weather station site position in the historical observation data by using an interpolation algorithm; establishing a post-interpolation historical analysis observation data set and an post-interpolation grid point data set of each automatic weather station site position and each preset time interval delta t according to the post-interpolation mode grid point analysis data and the historical observation data; the historical analysis observation data set is Z ij The interpolated lattice point observation data is G ij, wherein ,Zij Site observations representing the ith site location, the jth predetermined time interval, G ij Interpolated grid point observation data representing an ith site location at a jth predetermined time interval;
s140, re-analyzing the data set G for the interpolated lattice ij ' normalization processing is carried out to obtain a normalized data set
Figure FDA0004044349350000061
The formula of the normalization process is as follows:
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the historical observation data comprises the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind direction, the ground automatic weather station 10 m wind speed, the ground automatic weather station 2 m temperature and the ground automatic weather station air pressure observed by the automatic weather station in each preset time interval on the power transmission channel;
the mode grid point analysis data comprise 10 m wind direction of a mode analysis ground, 10 m wind speed of the mode analysis ground, 2 m temperature of the mode analysis ground and mode analysis ground air pressure in each longitude and latitude grid, wherein the minimum distance of the longitude and latitude grid is the horizontal resolution of the grid point analysis data;
the specific implementation manner of the interpolation algorithm in the step S130 is as follows:
if the site position distance is greater than or equal to the horizontal resolution of the lattice point analysis data, selecting the interpolation algorithm as the nearest neighbor method; if the site position distance is smaller than the horizontal resolution of the lattice point re-analysis data, the interpolation algorithm is selected as a bilinear interpolation method, and the bilinear interpolation formula is as follows:
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wherein Zij The position of the ith station is (x, y), and the adjacent four grid points are respectively analyzed to be data
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Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 1 ) Said->
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Is (x) 1 ,y 2 ) Said->
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Is (x) 2 ,y 2 );
The interpolated lattice re-analysis data set G ij ' including interpolated 10 meters wind direction G ij (wdir), interpolated 10 m wind speed G ij (spd), interpolated 2 m temperature G ij (T) and the interpolated ground air pressure G ij (P);
The specific implementation method of the step 2 is as follows:
acquiring site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel, wherein the site observation data variables of each automatic weather station in the selected area of the power transmission channel comprise weft wind
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Wind in the channel->
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And ground altitude->
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Where i represents the ith site location, τ k Represents the historical moment of the kth time before the predicted time obtained according to the predetermined time interval, Δt represents the predetermined time interval,the historical time of the kth time is the predicted time and is pushed forward by delta t multiplied by k hours;
the specific implementation method of the step 3 is as follows:
s310, estimating a weft wind prediction initial guess value CFu by using site observation data variables of selected areas of power transmission channels i (t) and preliminary guess for warp wind prediction CFv i (t), wherein i represents the i-th site location, and t represents the predicted time; the estimation formula is as follows:
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/>
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wherein ,
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predicting the historical moment latitudinal wind of the 1 st time before the time for the ith site location,/>
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Predicting the historical time latitudinal wind of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position,/for the (i) th site position>
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Predicting the historical moment latitudinal wind of the kth time before the time for the ith site location,/>
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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Weft wind at historical time of each time, < ->
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The historical moment of the 1 st time before the predicted time is windward for the ith site location,
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predicting the historical moment of the (k+1) th time before the time for the (i) th site position by wind,/wind>
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Predicting the historical moment of the kth time before the time for the ith site location is windward,/>
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Predicting the time before for the ith station position +.>
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The history of the time passes into the wind, k represents the ordinal number of the time before the predicted time, +.>
Figure FDA00040443493500000813
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Representing an upward rounding;
s320, calculating the comprehensive distance between the wind field prediction initial guess value and all the historical analysis grid point data
Figure FDA00040443493500000815
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in the formula ,
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representing the ith site locationSetting the value of the nth variable normalized to the j-kth predetermined time interval, wherein k represents the ordinal number of the time preceding the predicted time, +.>
Figure FDA00040443493500000818
Represents an upward rounding, n represents the ordinal number of the four variables, σ n Weights for the nth variable;
S330, calculating the comprehensive distance S between the initial vector of weft wind and the initial vector of warp wind and all historical analysis lattice point data ij
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S340, calculating wind field prediction coefficients and utilizing ground altitude
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Calculating a predicted estimated total number:
Figure FDA0004044349350000093
wherein
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Representing an upward rounding;
by using the integrated distance S ij Selecting the minimum M distances to construct a nearest distance vector Smin im Where i denotes the i-th site position, M denotes the ordinal number of the nearest distance, m= … M; calculating wind field prediction coefficient omega ij
Figure FDA0004044349350000095
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N=1 represents the variable ground 10 m wind direction, n=2 represents the variable 10 m wind speed, n=3 represents the variable 2 m temperature, and n=4 represents the variable ground air pressure;
the specific implementation method of the step 4 is as follows:
observing a data set Z using the historical analysis ij Is at a wind speed Z of 10 meters ij (wsp) and 10 m wind direction observations Z ij (wdir) calculating historically observed weft wind Zu ij And warp direction wind Zv ij The calculation formula is as follows:
Zu ij =-Z ij (wsp)×sin(Z ij (wdir))
Zv ij =-Z ij (wsp)×cos(Z ij (wdir))
calculating predicted weft wind Fu i And warp direction Fv i The calculation formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0004044349350000096
Figure FDA0004044349350000097
where i represents the ith site location, ω ij And predicting coefficients for the wind field.
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