Anna Pinter

That's right, thanks for your efforts!

Hello, we did an upgrade to Windows 10 today and had to reinstall WAsP 10.2. Now it's not possible any more to copy coordinates from wind turbines from Excel to WAsP, which was very easy before. So if we want to insert the coordinates of for instance 20 wtgs, we have to insert each wtg manually for x and y coordinates. Would you be so Kind to help us with this Problem? Best regards, Anna Pinter

Hi, I tried to reproduce the energy yield at a turbine site, using .tab data and a met mast. By doing this, WASP creates a profile with no change of wind speed with height, at all. In some heights it even gets less. The wind data is MERRA - data, so there don't exist any inconsitencies. That the terrain is very complex (RIX around 30 %, orographic speed up: up to 50 %). I have another met mast in the same terrain,around 1 km far, with similar orographic conditions (RIX around 30 %, orographic speed up: even up to 80 %). At that other site the model calculates a "normal" profile, like it usually looks like. Does anybody know whether I've done some stupid mistake? Or is it just the fact that WASP cannot handle steep terrain like that, and as result produces strange profiles? It would be great if you could answere me as soon as possible, because I need to finish some project urgently. Kind regards, Anna