Near-Surface Wind-Speed Stilling in Alaska during 1984-2016 and Its Impact on the Sustainability of Wind Power

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"Near-Surface Wind-Speed Stilling in Alaska during 1984-2016 and Its Impact on the Sustainability of Wind Power"
written by Gerhard Kramm, Nicole Mölders, John Cooney, Ralph Dlugi,
published by Journal of Power and Energy Engineering, Vol.7 No.7, 2019

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