Petar Dundović

Dear WAsP Support Team, I hope this message finds you well. I am experiencing difficulties calculating energy production in WAsP using Generalized Wind Climate (GWC) files obtained from the Global Wind Atlas (GWA). Specifically, I have attempted the following: Directly importing GWC files downloaded from the GWA. Importing .lib files generated from the GWA data. In both cases, WAsP does not compute the expected production values. However, I have verified that the map data is correctly loaded, as WAsP successfully calculates the roughness (Rx) values. The site in question is located in Asia. Could the geographical location be contributing to this issue? I would appreciate any insights or guidance you can provide to resolve this matter. Best regards, Petar Dundović

Thank you for your reply, it was very helpful.

When we are doing wind sector management in WAT, can we see separetly loss due to wake and separatly due to wind sector management? Second question is; is the Ieff in WAT for every windturbine multiplied by Cct factor?

Thank you, this comment was very helpfull.

Furthermore, how can i increase height for the date of vertical profile to 200m, now it is 100m?

Thank you for your help, it worked.

I need to extract vertical wind profile from Wasp to excel so i can present it in a study how do i do it?

Thank you for a quick reply, it is very helpfull.

Dear Wasp Team, When we upload all required data in Weng to calculate GEWC, which method is used to calculate it? When we prepare data for WAT, how is Vave calculated and what is the connection between Ve50 and Vave, because on one research we got similar Vave but Ve50 was drastically smaller? Thank you!