Sentence examples for for wind resource assessment from inspiring English sources
Meteorological (met) tower measurements are the industry standard for wind resource assessment for wind farm siting.
The use of atmospheric models for wind resource assessment in complex terrain is limited by their coarse resolution.
Himri et al. [16] investigated 8 years wind speed data of Tindouf, Algeria, for wind resource assessment.
An untuned version of the model reproduced the main features of tower-induced flow modification including the turbulent wake, but was not accurate enough to provide a useful correction for wind resource assessment purposes.
A brief history of computational modelling for wind resource assessment is given along with a description of the methodology within which modelling of this type is used in the wind industry.
However, the two wind speeds of utmost interest for wind resource assessment are the wind speed carrying maximum energy (vEmax) and the most probable or modal wind speed (vmp).
The paper provides some views on the progress made recently in the areas of wind resource assessment in the urban habitat; the utilization of suitable wind turbines for enhancing the exploitation of these resources; and the significant role of knowledge of building and urban aerodynamics for an optimal arrangement of interfacing augmented wind with its extraction mechanisms.
In the context of wind resource assessment, the analytical description of wind climate is usually confined to the description of wind speed; however, the accurate joint description of the directional and linear wind characteristics is also essential at the candidate sites for wind farm development.
A vertical description of low atmosphere is essential for air pollution analysis, structural design or wind resource assessment.
Commonly used for pedestrian wind comfort assessment, the sand erosion technique is here applied to wind resource assessment.
In wind energy resource assessment, tower-induced flow modification contributes a non-negligible amount of uncertainty to the wind resource assessment.
