Heather

OK, thank you for confirming.

For example, would it be valid to use the wind speedup and deflection script to do this by computing the speed up and deflection for a range of angles and then applying it in excel to my time series of met mast observations?

Thank you for your comments. To clarify: I am not trying to use multiple met masts in WAsP. I am trying to compute, for a time series of wind speeds from a single met mast, the predicted time series of equivalent wind speeds at each of my turbine locations.

I am new to WAsP/WEng/WCA/WAT - I have tried to do my due diligence but apologies if I have missed something obvious: Amongst all of the tools in the WAsP bundle, is there a way to enter a time series of observed wind speeds at a particular met mast and extract the equivalent estimated wind speeds at each of the turbine locations? I am aware that I can load a time series of wind data into the WAsP climate analyser, extract a generalized climate, and then translate that climate to my turbine locations. I am also aware that I can enter a single wind speed and direction in WEng in order to obtain the predicted wind speeds at each of my turbine locations for that value. Essentially I just want to do that but for a large number of wind speeds and directions at once. Thank you for any guidance that you can provide, Heather