A Mediterranean Sea Offshore Wind classification using MERRA-2 and machine learning models
Authors:
- Meysam Majidi NezhadMNMeysam Majidi Nezhad
- Azim HeydariAHAzim Heydari
- Mehdi NeshatMNMehdi Neshat
- Farshid KeyniaFKFarshid Keynia
- Giuseppe PirasGiuseppe Piras
- Davide Astiaso GarciaDavide Astiaso Garcia
- 22 March 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Renewable Energy
- Vol. 190, 156-166
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