Assessment of the consistency of gust wind speed measurements  

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Cechet, R.P. | Sanabria, L.A.

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A study of the consistency of gust wind speed records from two types of anemometers has been undertaken by Geoscience Australia. The study examined the Bureau of Meteorology's (BoM) wind speed records in order to establish the existence of bias between measurements obtained by the old pressure-tube Dines anemometers and the new cup anemometers. The study is part of a wider study of this problem undertaken by a number of research institutions using historical wind records, theoretical modelling of the anemometers and experimental testing (Ginger et al. 2011).

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2012-01-01T00:00:00

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