WindNinja Model Domain/Objective

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WindNinja Model Domain/Objective WindNinja, Rocky Mountain Research Station, US Forest Service http://http://www.firelab.org/project/windninja Domain/Objective WindNinja is a model that computes spatially varying wind fields for wildland fire and other applications requiring high resolution wind predictions in complex terrain. Key Assumptions Conservation of mass only (not momentum), steady state, deterministic, simple energy budget for thermally induced wind, input wind values close to large scale flow Temporal/Spatial Scale Steady state within 1 hour scale, 3-D spatial dimensions, horizontal domain (50-100km), vertical domain (1-5 km), vertical cell size~ 5m, horizontal cell size ~ 100m

Input Drivers Key Outputs Solver Site Data Meteorological Data Latitude Longitude Time of Day Vegetation Type Meteorological Data Air Temperature % Cloud Cover Wind Speed Wind Direction Vegetation DEM Average Wind Flow Stability Model Point Initialization RAWS Solver Diurnal Model 2-D Weather Model grid initialization 3-D Gridded Wind Speed and Direction 2-D surface wind 20 foot kml ascii shp geo.pdf Input Drivers Wind Speed (m/s) Wind Direction (degrees) DEM (m) Vegetation (grass, brush, trees) Surface Heat Flux (W/m2) Solar Irradiance (W/m2) Key Outputs 3-D Gridded Wind Speed (m/s) Wind Direction (degrees) 2-D surface wind (m/s) Various file formats

Testing/Validation, Examples of a result