The traditional wind energy classification schemes consider only partial wind energy factors.
The new scheme highlights regional differences in wind energy classification compared with the previous schemes.
Current energy classification assigns to them the energy efficiency class G, far from class A, the energy label to be achieved by 2020.
However, the research into the wind energy classification has been scarce, even though this work is closely related to the rationale choice of locations for wind power plants.
In this study, a new wind energy classification scheme that incorporates a comprehensive consideration of wind energy factors, environmental risk factors and cost factors is proposed to rezone the potential offshore wind energy resources worldwide.
Several actions have been introduced in our lectures, as oral presentation of a self-chosen topic, intensive use of TICs, case studies, production of a poster, specific seminary on IR thermography, conference about energy classification, field trips, one minute papers.
Comparison of the new and previous wind energy classification shows a good general agreement across large scale of the global oceans, whereas the wind energy of the North Pacific westerly, 30°S and 30°N waters of the global oceans may have been overestimated by the previous schemes.
Second, the energy classification indicates that it is necessary for DEA to classify inputs into two categories, which could not found in a conventional use of DEA.
In the case of Reggio Emilia, the municipality was mainly interested in collecting data from heterogeneous authoritative sources, integrating them into a spatial RDBMS modelled according to INSPIRE (buildings) coupled with, for the energy part, the CityGML Energy ADE, in order to create a coherent information hub regarding energy classification and energy consumption of buildings.
The potential for overreach of CISADA's "energy" classification may be reminiscent of restrictions and prohibitions on exports prohibited in pre-war Iraq, specifically when non-weaponized materials such as x-ray machines, entirely inadaptable to weaponization were characterized as "dual use" materials, the only significant result of that policy was to deprive sick Iraqi civilians of basic care.
