The New European Wind Atlas Model Chain

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The New European Wind Atlas (NEWA), the largest European project on wind resource assessment technology, has developed mesoscale-to-microscale wind atlas and site assessment methodologies alongside a validation strategy that leverages data from large field experiments as well as wind resource campaigns from industry through a formal verification and validation process. A probabilistic wind atlas approach, based on a multi-physics ensemble, provides means to quantify the uncertainty associated to the mesoscale configuration. Offline meso-micro coupling has been adopted to provide a modular approach for microscale models of different fidelities to share common mesoscale input data. An open-source model chain based on WRF and OpenFOAM codes has been released as reference for future model development and validation activities in connection to wind assessment best practices and standards.

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Rodrigo, J. S., Chávez Arroyo, R. A., Witha, B., Dörenkamper, M., Gottschall, J., Avila, M., … Sile, T. (2020). The New European Wind Atlas Model Chain. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1452). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1452/1/012087

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