This is the material presented during the IEA Wind Task 52 Lunch Seminar Series 2024, which was held online on between 26 February and 1 March 2024 (all days 13-14 CET). The seminars were opened with an introduction by the Operating Agent, see a_20240226_IEA-Wind-Task52_lunch-seminar-INTRO.pdf, followed by these presentations: Day 1 - focus on Lidar-Assisted Control (LAC) Yao Shigang on "GoldWind’s Experience after 7 years of Lidar Assisted Control" (b) Renni Rinker on "Turbulence-field estimation for LAC / Ongoing research from the CONTINUE project" (c) David Schlipf on "IEA Wind Task 52 LAC Summer Games 2024" (d) Day 2 - focus on Standardization of Lidar Measurements Nikolai Hille on "New approaches to increase the acceptance of lidar measured TI in standardization" (e) Peter Clive on "From fixed masts to floating lidars / A journey through wind measurement standards" (f) Day 3 - focus on Lidar in Cold Climate Pekko Tuominen on "Vaisala CL61 and the potential of measuring depolarization in wind energy applications" (g) Alexander Stökl on "Comparative data availability of LiDAR measurements at Alpine sites" (h) Day 4 - focus on Connecting Wind Lidar Yuriy Marykovskiy on “Wind Energy Domain Semantics Overview” (no presentation available) Francisco Costa on "Making lidar ontology concepts available and reusable" (i) Day 5 - focus on Nacelle Lidar on Complex Terrain Niels Troldborg on "How does complex terrain change the power curve of a wind turbine?" (j) Steffen Raach on "Nacelle-based lidar measurements in the induction zone for power curve analysis" (k) Please note that each document or presentation may have its own license. If in doubt about reusing or citing any of the material presented here, please contact the authors.