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This dataset comes from ten turbines in an offshore wind farm. Only the hourly wind speed data are included. The duration of the data covers two months. The longitudinal and latitudinal coordinates of each turbine are given, but those coordinates are shifted by an arbitrary constant, so that the actual locations of these turbines are protected. The relative positions of the turbines, however, remain truthful to the physical layout. The data is arranged in the following fashion. Under the header row, the next two rows are the coordinates of each turbine. The third row under the header is purposely left blank. From the fourth row onwards are the wind speed data. The first column is the time stamp. Columns 2-11 are the wind speed values measured in meters per second. This dataset is used in Chapter 3 of the Data Science for Wind Energy book.
{"references": ["Ding, Y. (2019) Data Science for Wind Energy, Chapman & Hall/CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL"]}
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