Lecture

Wind Energy: Basics

Description

This lecture covers the basics of wind energy, including the origin of wind energy, physical characteristics of wind, global wind circulation models, power contained in wind, wind potential worldwide, in Europe, and in Switzerland, as well as how wind turbines work historically and in modern times.

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