The phrase "assess wind speed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to meteorology, aviation, or any situation where measuring wind speed is relevant.
Example: "Before launching the drone, we need to assess wind speed to ensure safe operation."
Alternatives: "measure wind speed" or "evaluate wind speed."
Model-based wind speed data derived from the coastDat2 data set for the North Sea were used to assess wind power potential considering both spatial and temporal variability.
In recent times, numerous studies have been carried out to assess the wind speed characteristics and the associated wind energy potentials in different locations in Nigeria.
At the first step, a 1 150 scaled wind tunnel testing is carried out to experimentally assess the wind speed amplification effects inside the four openings.
Several probability density functions (PDFs) have been used in literature to describe wind speed characteristics which include Weibull, Rayleigh, bimodal Weibull, lognormal, gamma, etc. Islam et al. [1] used two-parameter Weibull distribution function for wind speed forecasting and assessed wind energy potentiality at Kudat and Labuan, Malaysia.
BEFORE buying a wind turbine, a homeowner should learn how much electricity he uses (utility companies can provide a usage history), and assess local wind speeds.
Wind speed forecasting is a critical factor in assessing wind energy potential and performance of wind energy conversion systems.
We present a contribution to the current debate on methodologies for assessing extreme wind speeds.
We present a further contribution to the current debate on methodologies for assessing extreme wind speeds, adding further insights to a recent paper which derived exact and penultimate models for the FT1 distribution that account for asymptotic convergence and avoid the associated errors.
WAsP is the wind energy industry standard model used to assess the mean wind speed and energy output at a specific site or at a high resolution over a wider area.
