Ancell et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Evaluation of wind forecasts and observation impacts from variational and ensemble data assimilation for wind energy applicationsAncell et al., 2015
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- Ancell B
- Kashawlic E
- Schroeder J
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- Monthly Weather Review
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Evaluation of Wind Forecasts and Observation Impacts from Variational and Ensemble Data
Assimilation for Wind Energy Applications in: Monthly Weather Review Volume 143 Issue 8 (2015)
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