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A procedure for coupling mesoscale and CFD codes is presented, enabling the inclusion of
realistic stratification flow regimes and boundary conditions in CFD simulations of relevance to site and
resource assessment studies in complex terrain. Two distinct techniques are derived: (i) in the first one,
boundary conditions are extracted from mesoscale results to produce time-varying CFD solutions; (ii) in
the second case, a statistical treatment of mesoscale data leads to steady-state flow boundary conditions
believed to be more representative than the idealised profiles which are current industry practice. Results
are compared with measured data and traditional CFD approaches.
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EWEA - European Wind Energy Association