Based on the measurement of the wind it is possible to estimate wind potential. Using sophisticated software the wind potential report summarizing the observed wind resource is normally produced on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis, as well as at the end of the monitoring program.
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For the analysis we are using the MERRA model. MERRA model is a NASA reanalysis data product which couples numerical modelling with large quantities of empirical data (surface measurements, earth observation data etc.). The model generates a long-term continuous database at a global resolution of 1/2 degree latitude by 2/3 degree longitude. The meteorological data were collected with an hourly frequency. Data is available from 1979 for a range of pressure levels and heights about ground. The analyzed period for specific site is usually more than 20 years.
