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Tag: Wind Resource

Britain’s offshore wind resource (1952-1982)

On 1900-1949 North Sea wind hindcast data, and offshore wind farm planning in the early 1980’s.

Offshore, UK, Wind Resource

Ulrich Hütter’s contributions (1942-1979)

Ulrich Hütter is mainly known for his contributions to wind turbine design. He also contributed to wind & site studies during the testing of his prototypes, as well as by elegantly and relevantly reffering to the wind & site studies of the time.

site conditions, turbine design, Wind Resource

“Wind is not wind”: Palmer C. Putnam wind studies (1939-1945).

Wind & site studies carried out in New England during the Smith-Putnam wind turbine project. The extent of the project is remarkable, and it involved several lead scientists of the time.

Cup anemometers, Smith-Putnam, Wind Resource

Ailleret, Serra, and the Wind Resource of France: 1946-1953

The French Wind Energy program may have come too early (1946). Despite great achievements the momentum was lost when the US-led wind energy renewal picked up in 1973. It should yet not be forgotten and undervalued.

Ailleret, France, Serra, Wind Resource

AVFARM, AeroVironment park siting tool

Peter Lissaman worked at Aerovironment on a park siting tool, which was a mix of WAsP and the non-existing-yet WindPRO. In 1986.

Aerovironment, Lissaman, USA, Wind Resource

Palm Springs-Whitewater, 1980

Very detailed and elegant field study by Thomas Zambrano and his colleagues from Aerovironment, setting the scene for the Californian wind rush in the mid-80s.

Aerovironment, USA, Wind Resource

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Aeolians.net is my personal attempt to build up, humbly, and piece by piece, a genealogy of my professional field:  wind resource assessment and site conditions.

Rémi (@remi_wnd)

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