Improved wind forecasts for wind power generation using the Eta model and MOS (Model Output Statistics) method
Authors:
- Lazar LazićLLLazar Lazić
- Goran PejanovićGPGoran Pejanović
- Momčilo ŽivkovićMŽMomčilo Živković
- Luka IlićLILuka Ilić
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Funding Information
- Ministry for Education and Science (176013, III43007)
- Serbian Academy of Science and Art (F-147)
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