[HTML][HTML] Evaluation of surface wind using WRF in complex terrain: Atmospheric input data and grid spacing
K Solbakken, Y Birkelund, EM Samuelsen - Environmental Modelling & …, 2021 - Elsevier
This study evaluates a numerical weather prediction model as a tool for wind resource
assessment in complex terrain and how the simulations are affected by the selection of initial …
assessment in complex terrain and how the simulations are affected by the selection of initial …
Meso-to micro-scale modeling of atmospheric stability effects on wind turbine wake behavior in complex terrain
Most detailed modeling and simulation studies of wind turbine wakes have considered flat
terrain scenarios. Wind turbines, however, are commonly sited in mountainous or hilly …
terrain scenarios. Wind turbines, however, are commonly sited in mountainous or hilly …
Evaluation of a cloudy cold-air pool in the Columbia River basin in different versions of the High-Resolution Rapid Refresh (HRRR) model
The accurate forecast of persistent orographic cold-air pools in numerical weather prediction
models is essential for the optimal integration of wind energy into the electrical grid during …
models is essential for the optimal integration of wind energy into the electrical grid during …
Evaluating wind speed and power forecasts for wind energy applications using an open-source and systematic validation framework
JCY Lee, C Draxl, LK Berg - Renewable Energy, 2022 - Elsevier
Building on the verification and validation work developed under the Second Wind Forecast
Improvement Project, this work exhibits the value of a consistent procedure to evaluate wind …
Improvement Project, this work exhibits the value of a consistent procedure to evaluate wind …
Flexible operation of solar-assisted carbon capture power plants considering interval-enhanced CVaR
Solar-assisted carbon capture power plants (SACCPPs) leverage solar thermal energy to
mitigate power output loss and expand the net output range of carbon capture units …
mitigate power output loss and expand the net output range of carbon capture units …
Comparison of observations and predictions of daytime planetary-boundary-layer heights and surface meteorological variables in the Columbia River Gorge and …
Abstract The second Wind Forecast Improvement Project (WFIP2) is an 18-month field
campaign in the Pacific Northwest USA, whose goal is to improve the accuracy of numerical …
campaign in the Pacific Northwest USA, whose goal is to improve the accuracy of numerical …
Long-term trend of dust event duration over Northwest China
Y Wang, H Yu, L Li, J Li, J Sun, J Shi, J Li - Science of The Total …, 2024 - Elsevier
Abstract Dust events in Northwest China have become more variable under regional climate
change. Prior research has largely overlooked the spatial-temporal distribution of dust event …
change. Prior research has largely overlooked the spatial-temporal distribution of dust event …
Characterizing model uncertainties in simulated coast-to-offshore wind over the northeast US using multi-platform measurements from the TCAP field campaign
Numerical weather prediction models, such as the Weather Research and Forecasting
model, are widely used to provide estimates of the offshore wind energy resource owing to …
model, are widely used to provide estimates of the offshore wind energy resource owing to …
Validating simulated mountain wave impacts on hub-height wind speed using SoDAR observations
The ascent of stably stratified air over a mountain barrier can trigger the generation of
mountain waves. Mountain waves occur frequently over the Columbia River Gorge in …
mountain waves. Mountain waves occur frequently over the Columbia River Gorge in …
[HTML][HTML] Quantifying the impacts of land surface modeling on hub-height wind speed under different soil conditions
We investigate the impact of three land surface models (LSMs) on simulating hub-height
wind speed under three different soil regimes (dry, wet, and frozen) to improve …
wind speed under three different soil regimes (dry, wet, and frozen) to improve …