Adversarial Sensor Errors for Safe and Robust Wind Turbine Fleet Control

arXiv:2604.08750v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Plant-level control is an emerging wind energy technology that presents opportunities and challenges. By controlling turbines in a coordinated manner via a central controller, it is possible to achieve greater wind power plant efficiency. However, there is a risk that measurement errors will confound the process, or even that hackers will alter the telemetry signals received by the central controller. This paper presents a framework for developing a safe plant controller by training it with an adversarial agent designed to confound it. This necessitates training the adversary to confound the controller, creating a sort of circular logic or "Arms Race." This paper examines three broad training approaches for co-training the protagonist and adversary, finding that an Arms Race approach yields the best results. These initial results indicate that the Arms Race adversarial training reduced worst-case performance degradation from 39% power loss to 7.9% power gain relative to a baseline operational strategy.

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Source: arXiv cs.LG | 2026-04-13