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Wind speed reconstruction from synoptic pressure patterns using an evolutionary algorithm
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DOI：10.1016/j.apenergy.2011.07.044.png)
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This paper presents an evolutionary algorithm for wind speed reconstruction from synoptic pressure patterns. The algorithm operates in a search space formed by grids of pressure measures, and must classify the different situations into classes, in such a way that a measure of wind speed in a given point is minimized among patterns assigned to the same class. Then, each class is assigned a mean wind speed and direction, so the wind speed reconstruction is possible for a new grid of synoptic pressures. In this paper we present the problem model and the specific description of the evolutionary algorithm proposed to solve the problem. We also show the good performance of the proposed method in the reconstruction of the average wind speed in six wind towers in Spain. The proposed method is applicable to wind speed reconstruction or reconstruction of wind missing data of wind series, specially when there is no other variable or related measure available. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Wind rose reconstruction
Synoptic pressure patterns
Evolutionary algorithms
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