2017
DOI: 10.3390/rs9121331
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Comparative Study on Assimilating Remote Sensing High Frequency Radar Surface Currents at an Atlantic Marine Renewable Energy Test Site

Abstract: A variety of data assimilation approaches have been applied to enhance modelling capability and accuracy using observations from different sources. The algorithms have varying degrees of complexity of implementation, and they improve model results with varying degrees of success. Very little work has been carried out on comparing the implementation of different data assimilation algorithms using High Frequency radar (HFR) data into models of complex inshore waters strongly influenced by both tides and wind dyn… Show more

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“…In this research, we are interested in exploring wind variation characteristics in the domain as shown in Figure 1. Moreover, a 1/4-scale wave energy test site was selected in this area [7]. different periods, the full dataset was divided into four categories: winter (December, 2013-February, 2014), spring (March-May, 2014), Summer (June-August, 2014) and Autumn (September-November, 2014).…”
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“…In this research, we are interested in exploring wind variation characteristics in the domain as shown in Figure 1. Moreover, a 1/4-scale wave energy test site was selected in this area [7]. different periods, the full dataset was divided into four categories: winter (December, 2013-February, 2014), spring (March-May, 2014), Summer (June-August, 2014) and Autumn (September-November, 2014).…”
Section: Research Domainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The wind energy resources on the earth are very rich. According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the global wind energies are about 2.79x10 9 MW, and the total amount of wind energy that can be exploited is approximately 2x10 7 MW, which is 10 times larger than the total amount of hydropower that can be exploited and used in the world. In the twentyfirst century, wind energy has been attached more importance to various governments, and the development of wind power technology is accelerating, especially in recent years [1,2].…”
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“…Model prediction accuracy over the long term is hard to guarantee. Oceanic observation tools such as satellites and radars based on electro communication technologies are useful means to record surface flow information over a large coastal domain [2]. However, these observation tools cannot provide forecasts.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%