
TWAIN_WindFarmResponse_Data Please find the two dedicated folders with their separate specifications: SyntheticInflowProfileDatabase SimulationOutputDatabase These two databases have been generated by following the methodology established in the Task 2.1 on "Wind farm response" of the TWAIN Project (https://twainproject.eu/) that has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Programme under the grant agreement number 101122194. These two databases also serves as a supplement to the research article "Modeling wind farm response: a modular, integrated, and multi-stakeholder approach" that serves as one of the task deliverables of the TWAIN project. These two datasets are owned by the Wind Energy Institute, Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany, and they have been generated by TUM within the scope of the TWAIN project, with valuable inputs from the project consortium members. The method to generate this dataset was developed at TUM with support by all co-authors of the research article "Modeling wind farm response: a modular, integrated, and multi-stakeholder approach". The dataset was generated by Adrien Guilloré (TUM) and Anik Shah (TUM).
Synthetic inflow, wake slices, wind energy, aeroelastic simulations, load surrogate
Synthetic inflow, wake slices, wind energy, aeroelastic simulations, load surrogate
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