Download the latest point forecast from customers.stormgeo.com (how to). Files are read in your browser and never uploaded.
1 Lock window
Settings
2 Nacelle heading
Rule and sources
Rule. Every forecast step in the window, including the one at its end, must be within the sector of the same end of the rotor axis, while the 100 m wind is inside the VIV band (8–15 m/s by default, widened by the margin set in Settings, 1 m/s by default); outside the band there is no vortex-induced vibration and the step is free. Wind and wave directions are where they come from, degrees true; current is where it sets towards. Check true versus magnetic against the yaw system before locking.
Sources. StormGeo point forecast: winddirection (10 m, used at hub height), windspd_100m_vint, total sea waveheigth, peakperiod_1d, wavedirection. Tidal current: Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0), Copernicus Marine SMOC via Météo-France, 8 km grid with tides, at the forecast's position; a model, not a measurement, not for navigation.
How to download the latest StormGeo CSV
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Open customers.stormgeo.com and sign in. In the top menu open Location forecast and choose Tabular forecast.
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Check the location in the drop-down at the top left, TRE RB C2 (G04), and the issue time under the title. A new forecast comes every 6 hours; the planner turns the age amber after 7 h and red after 13 h, counted from the forecast's first step, not from the model analysis behind it.
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Click the CSV icon at the top right of the forecast panel. The browser saves a CSV named after the location and the issue time.
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Back here, drop the file on the Yaw lock tab or use Load forecast CSV. Several files can be loaded at once; the newest issue per location is kept. Nothing is uploaded: the file is read in your browser only.
Add a lock
Released, last 30 days
Layers
- shared survey (Files tab), draped in place; click for details
- turbine on the list
- other turbine
- substation
- lock requested
- locked (bar: nacelle heading)
- export cable
- depth contour, m below LAT (bold every 10 m; site survey where surveyed, EMODnet elsewhere)
- depth shading: 0 · 10 · 20 · 30 · 40+ m below LAT
- concession boundary
- 500 m zone around each structure (zoomed in)
- StormGeo forecast point
- CPS not started
- CPS PreB stab done
- CPS as-left survey done (set on Progress); zoomed in, named by CPS ID (structure_cable), then with depth
- project vessel, live AIS position
- vessel to scale when zoomed in (AIS size and heading)
About this map
From the construction master drawing TRE-V01_EEM-WLC0001_52 (UTM 31N): as-laid inter-array cables coloured per string, bold where they are in the RB tracker's campaign (C1 leftovers dashed); export cables, the concession boundary, scour protection, and the as-built jacket foundations of the turbines and the OSS with their pin piles. Zoom in for scour footprints, names, the 500 m zone around each structure's centre point, the jacket outline and then the detailed top view. The inset gives the wind (arrow: where it blows to) and the current (where it sets towards) at the forecast point, at the start of the lock window on the Yaw lock tab. Vessel positions: live AIS from aisstream.io (shore receivers; gaps happen), refreshed every 30 s; grey when the last report is older than 20 minutes. Depth contours and shading, metres below LAT: inside the surveyed area from the 2018 site survey (multibeam echosounder, 1 m grid, worked at 10 m for the shading and 30 m for the contours, 50 m for the depths at structures and CPSs), and elsewhere from the EMODnet Bathymetry DTM (CC BY 4.0, about 100 m cells). Contours every 5 m zoomed out, 2 m at the farm, 1 m close in; the shading runs from pale (shallow) to dark blue (40 m and deeper), lit from the north-west so sand waves stand out. The survey dates from 2018: the seabed moves, and scour and installed rock are not in it. Background map © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Not for navigation.
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How this works
Each CPS end of the RB tracker has two steps: 1. PreB stab done and 2. As-left survey done. Anyone signed in can tick or untick them here; who and when is kept. Tap a cable to show that CPS on the map, where its dot shows the status.
Rock bags installation production
Bags are entered per CPS end on each string card ("+ bags"), with the day and the trip they came from. A trip is one departure of the installation vessel with the bags it loaded; what it has left is the loaded count minus the bags entered against it. Statistics count a CPS from the day its first bags went in; the projection uses the last 14 calendar days.
High water and the Bassin de Paris gates
Gate settings
Golden and blue hour at the farm for photo and video
Official SHOM predictions for cross-checking
This is SHOM's own widget for Dieppe, in French legal time. If it does not load, open maree.shom.fr.