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A simulation method for macro-meteorological wind speeds with a Forward Weibull parent distribution of general index
AbstractThis short communication extends the previous method for generating correlated synthetic mean wind data with a Rayleigh parent to the case where the parent can be a Forward Weibull distribution of arbitrarily chosen index with arbitrarily chosen auto-correlation.
HighlightsA method for synthesising a time series with a general Weibull amplitude distribution [with free choice of index].Arbitrary choice of auto-correlation.Synthesis of up to 5 million years of simulated hourly mean wind speeds.A useful tool for validating new and existing extreme value analysis methods.
A simulation method for macro-meteorological wind speeds with a Forward Weibull parent distribution of general index
AbstractThis short communication extends the previous method for generating correlated synthetic mean wind data with a Rayleigh parent to the case where the parent can be a Forward Weibull distribution of arbitrarily chosen index with arbitrarily chosen auto-correlation.
HighlightsA method for synthesising a time series with a general Weibull amplitude distribution [with free choice of index].Arbitrary choice of auto-correlation.Synthesis of up to 5 million years of simulated hourly mean wind speeds.A useful tool for validating new and existing extreme value analysis methods.
A simulation method for macro-meteorological wind speeds with a Forward Weibull parent distribution of general index
Harris, R. Ian (author)
Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics ; 171 ; 202-206
2017-10-04
5 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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