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Dataset: IREMAREMED_EMRPower_WindEnergy.nc
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  • summary: The power data include wind power and wave power computation conducted with the ANEMOC wave and ERA-40 wind datasets respectively. The wind power and wave power technologies have been chosen to be representative of technologies relevant for the Mediterranean conditions (e.g. floating devices for the WEC).
  • history: The wind turbine technologies have been chosen so that they cover different technologies in use in an offshore context. They encompass hub heights ranging from 80 to 110 meters and nominal capacity between 2 and 6 MW. For this purpose the 10 meter wind speed has been extrapolated to hub height assuming a neutral wind profile. The Charnock model has been used to evaluate the roughness length (Charnock 1955). The power has then been estimated with the help of the power curves available from the manufacturer. Similarly, the wave energy converter technologies have been chosen to include the most pertinent ones for the Mediterranean see. Three floating devices with available power matrices have been considered for building this dataset. The power matrices calculated by Babarit et al. for three floating technologies have been used: the floating oscillating water column (F-OWC), the floating two-body heaving converter (2HB), and the floating three-body oscillating flap device (3OF).
  • references: Charnock, H., 1955. Wind stress on a water surface. Q.J.R. Meteorol. Soc. 81, 639 – 640
  • references: A. Babarit, J. Hals, M.J. Muliawan, A. Kurniawan, T. Moan, J. Krokstad, Numerical benchmarking study of a selection of wave energy converters, Renew. Energy 41 (2012) 44-63
  • rights: All the information generated in the frame of the IREMARE-MED national research project (ADEME n° 1705C0016) is provided free of charge, without warranty of any kind. When used, this information should be cited as : “The IREMARE-MED project was funded by the Agence de l’environnement et de la maîtrise de l’énergie (ADEME 1705C0016) and coordinated by MINES ParisTech/ARMINES. The output is publicly available at (tds.webservice-energy.org)”.
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Contributors:

  • Principal Investigator : Dr. Yves-Marie Saint-Drenan
  • Principal Investigator : Prof. Thierry Ranchin
  • Data Manager : Lionel Menard

Keywords:

  • DIF : Energy
  • DIF : Renewable energy
  • DIF : Marine energy
  • DIF : Power
  • DIF : Electricity
  • DIF : IREMARE-MED
  • DIF : Mediterranean
  • DIF : Thredds
  • DIF : TDS
  • DIF : NetCDF

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  • modified : 2025-05-02T15:06:06.677Z

Projects:

  • : Informations sur la Ressource pour les Energies MArines REnouvelables en MEDiterranée IREMARE-MED, funded by ADEME (Agence de l'Environnement et de la Maitrise de l'Energie/Agency for the Environment and Energy Control, French Public Institution), convention n° 1705C0016.

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  • Longitude: 2.9 to 10.1 Resolution=0.008 degrees_east
  • Latitude: 40.9 to 43.9 Resolution=0.008 degrees_north

TimeCoverage:

  • Start: 1979-01-01T00:00:Z
  • End: 2011-12-31T23:00:00Z
  • Duration: 32.999 years
  • Resolution: 1 hour

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  • DatasetScan = true
  • Institution = MINES ParisTech/ARMINES
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