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Can I demo the 90 M Wind Prospecting Tools?
All 3tier.com registered users have free access to 90 M Wind Prospecting Tools demonstration data for Yellowstone National Park in the United States. Registered users can explore this region to understand how the 90 M Wind Prospecting Tools work and view actual 3TIER 90 M wind data.
To access the 90 M Wind Prospecting Tools demo, you must first Register and Login to your account. Once you are logged in, click on the Dashboard tab in the upper left-hand corner of the page, and then click on the orange link titled "90 M Wind Prospecting Tools demo" to access the demo.
When the page loads, you'll see the map controller centered on a location in Yellowstone National Park and tools for annual mean wind speed, monthly mean wind speed, wind speed distribution, and a wind rose. Each time you click on a new location on the map, the tools will update with information for the new location.
For help using the demo and to fully understand the data, please browse the rest of 3TIER's Wind Prospecting Tools Support section.
More Wind Online Tools Questions
- Which Wind Time Series dataset should I choose?
- What wind speed is shown on the map?
- How do I enter a location?
- How do I interpret the graph provided by the Monthly Mean Wind Speed Tool?
- What does the Annual Mean Wind Speed Tool provide?
- How do I interpret the wind rose provided by the Annual Mean Wind Rose Tool?
- Why do we show a +/- next to the annual value?
- What does the Wind Speed Distribution Tool provide?
- What wind speeds are shown on the map?
- What affects wind at a given site?
- How can I compare sites side-by-side?
- How do I change locations for individual tools?
- What is a hub height?
- What makes a good wind resource?
- What is a wind resource assessment?
- What do the colors on the map mean?
- What is the source of the information?
- How accurate are the Wind Prospecting Tools?
- Which Internet browsers does the 3TIER website support?
- Why does the map disappear?
- What data has been created?
- How was the data behind your map created?
- Does 3TIER incorporate observational data?
- What were 3TIER's data validation procedures?
- What happened to 3TIER’s Reference Wind Time Series Product?
- Why is ERA-I available everywhere but not NNRP-D?
- I notice that sometimes ERA-I and NNRP-D disagree, by quite a bit, which one should I use?
- Why do all the various datasets have different start and end times?
- Doesn’t horizontal resolution matter? What about downscaling with weather models like WRF and MM5?
- Why are the long-term mean values of each data set so similar and why don’t they match the values I get when I download these data directly from the various global modeling centers?
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