Abstract Changes in terrestrial near-surface wind speed (SWS) are induced by a
combination of anthropogenic activities and natural climate changes. Thus, the study of the …

Reanalysis products have become a tool for wind energy users requiring information about
the wind speed long-term variability. These users are sensitive to many aspects of the …

Monthly observed wind speed data at 597 weather stations and NCEP wind speed data at
10 m above surface were used to explore the temporal variations of the wind speed for 1961 …

Long-term changes in surface wind speed (SWS) are influenced by both large-scale
circulation and relative resistance. The effects of large-scale circulation are embodied by the …

The 3‐hourly gridded ECMWF ERA‐Interim climate reanalysis dataset, spanning 1979–
2013, was used to investigate the spatial stationarity of the previously documented …

Monthly wind data from 506 meteorological stations and ERA-Interim reanalysis during 1991–
2015, are used to examine the surface wind trend over East China. Furthermore, combining …

To provide a scientific basis for the policies for the development of wind energy and towards
the goal of carbon neutrality in China and local governments, changes in wind energy …

The long-term decrease of surface wind speed (SWS) has been revealed by previous
studies in China in recent decades, but the reasons for the SWS decrease remain uncertain …

Surface wind directly affects human life, wind energy utilization, the atmospheric
environment, and many other aspects. The Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macau Greater Bay …

The changes of near-surface wind speed (SWS) were induced by the combination effects
from anthropogenic activities and natural climate changes, thus the research of the long …