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Wind Resource Grid regarding thermal stability [m/s]

Wind Resource Grid regarding thermal stability [m/s]

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Figure 1: Wind Resource Grid regarding thermal stability [m/s]
Figure 2: Three-dimensional vortex map view at 60 m height.
Figure 3: Three-dimensional vortex map view at 80 m height.
Vortex identification in wind resource assessment: Application of a new vortex criterion for an improved wind resource analysis
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  • Aug 2018
A pertinent task during wind power project development studies is the post-processing analysis of the wind resource simulation results. There is widespread interest in extracting more information from typical commercial software-like WindSim, OpenWind, Meteodyn, WAsP-at a minimal cost during the prospection and/or the development stage of some wind...
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