Bnb/ws power law #165
Bnb/ws power law #165
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| """U wind component feature class with needed inputs method and compute | ||
| method. Uses power law extrapolation to get values above surface | ||
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| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_profile_power_law |
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Thoughts on using this NOAA reference and set alpha=0.2 and put alpha as a class variable for transparency?
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Class var is a good idea. Why the disagreement between the alpha values though?
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I'm not sure but NOAA is more defensible haha
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our high school teachers would be so proud
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Our high school teachers were wrong. Wikipedia actually links to a paper. NOAA doesn't have a source for 0.2 that I can see?
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Just a reminder to be really intentional when adding big test files like this. Every file added is added forever and bloats the repo size.
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Yeah this is trimmed for only needed vars but I misnamed it last merge.
| input_files = [os.path.join(TEST_DATA_DIR, 'uas_test.nc')] | ||
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| with xr.open_mfdataset(input_files) as fh: | ||
| u_100m = fh['uas'].values * 100**0.143 |
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if you set alpha to class attr you can reference that here
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