Shehan Posted Wednesday at 07:41 Share Posted Wednesday at 07:41 I have with me Wind Atlases covering 2km area. Since the area I am examining is larger and to get one wind atlas covering whole area I have to combine these individual wind atlases to one. These are the points. Each point is a square 2km x 2km wind atlas. In the background is my area of interest. Now the challenge is to combine all these wind atlases covering the area of interest into one wind atlas. Link to comment
Alexandre Posted Wednesday at 14:20 Share Posted Wednesday at 14:20 Hello Shehan If you have LIB files for each "point" you can use the LIB interpolator tool in order to generate one wind atlas (LIB) for the entire region. In this tool you may prescribe your own weighting function or use the automatic weightings applied by the LIB Interpolator. The interpolated LIB file can be imported into WAsP and used like a normal wind atlas. Please read the LIB Interpolator help file for more information. Link to comment
Shehan Posted Friday at 18:17 Author Share Posted Friday at 18:17 Hello Alexandre, Thanks for introducing me to Lib Interpolator. I have 289 wind atlases to add to get the interpolated wind atlas for the whole area. 289 Wind atlases cover the whole area on interest so there is no interpolation happening basically adding them together to get one wind atlas. Link to comment
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