Add ti-mixing to EMG #838
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# Conflicts: # floris/core/core.py
# Conflicts: # examples/01_opening_floris_computing_power.py # examples/02_visualizations.py # examples/03_making_adjustments.py # examples/04_sweep_wind_directions.py # examples/32_plot_velocity_deficit_profiles.py # floris/floris_model.py # floris/flow_visualization.py # floris/layout_functions.py # floris/layout_visualization.py # floris/tools/__init__.py # floris/tools/visualization.py # floris/uncertainty_interface.py # floris/visualization.py # tests/floris_model_integration_test.py
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Closing this one in favor of #841 |
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Add ti-mixing to EMG
This may not be an actual pull request, but may be convenient if it yields some changes. The purpose of this is to look at making a version of EMG with
atmospheric_ti_gainre-enabled. To this end I started with a small pseudo-example that compares the power output of columns of a wind farm from the current default EMG to one which usesatmospheric_ti_gain.I had in mind a step by step criteria, ideally:
Note this is just a start but thought it a convenient way to collaborate. Note also this is very messy until the namespace changes go into v4. The only file worth checking is: examples/xx_add_ti_to_emg.py
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