[BLDG-SIM] German Weather Data

[Larry Degelman]

Hello John,

The WMO CD contains average monthly data for the following cities:
DL GERMANY      Schleswig                    WMO- 10035     54.5 N  9.6 E
48 m
DL GERMANY      Hamburg-Fuhlsbuettel         WMO- 10147     53.6 N  10 E
15 m
DL GERMANY      Rostock-Warnemuende          WMO- 10170     54.2 N  12.1 E
10 m
DL GERMANY      Hannover                     WMO- 10338     52.5 N  9.7 E
59 m
DL GERMANY      Potsdam                      WMO- 10379     52.4 N  13.1 E
100 m
DL GERMANY      Berlin-Dahlem                WMO- 10381     52.5 N  13.3 E
58 m
DL GERMANY      Lindenberg                   WMO- 10393     52.2 N  14.1 E
104 m
DL GERMANY      Essen                        WMO- 10410     51.4 N  7 E
161 m
DL GERMANY      Kassel                       WMO- 10438     51.3 N  9.5 E
233 m
DL GERMANY      Goerlitz                     WMO- 10499     51.2 N  15 E
238 m
DL GERMANY      Fichtelberg                  WMO- 10578     50.4 N  13 E
1215 m
DL GERMANY      Trier-Petrisberg             WMO- 10609     49.8 N  6.7 E
273 m
DL GERMANY      Geisenheim                   WMO- 10628     50 N    8 E
120 m
DL GERMANY      Karlsruhe                    WMO- 10727     49 N    8.4 E
145 m
DL GERMANY      Nuernberg                    WMO- 10763     49.5 N  11.1 E
318 m
DL GERMANY      Muenchen-Flughafen           WMO- 10870     48.4 N  11.8 E
447 m
DL GERMANY      Konstanz                     WMO- 10929     47.7 N  9.2 E
447 m
DL GERMANY      Zugspitze                    WMO- 10961     47.4 N  11 E
2962 m
DL GERMANY      Hohenpeissenberg             WMO- 10962     47.8 N  11 E
986 m

However, for some reason, wind speeds are missing.  I have been using my
hourly statistical weather model to generate TMY2-like files for cities in
the WMO database.  If someone can provide average wind speeds for each
month, I could generate several of the above cities in TMY2 format.  These
data are averaged for the period covering 1961 through 1990. (This is the
latest data set as they are updated only once every 30 years.)

A second big IF, is if you are willing to utilize "statistically generated"
data.

Larry D

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Larry O. Degelman, P.E., Professor     e-mail: larry at taz.tamu.edu
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----- Original Message -----
From: "John Avina" <John.Avina at SRC-Systems.com>
To: <BLDG-SIM at gard.com>
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 5:12 PM
Subject: [BLDG-SIM] German Weather Data


> Hi everyone,
>
> Does anyone know where I can get DOE2 weather for German cities?  I am
very
> grateful to those of you who directed me to European weather sites on the
> web.
>
> Many thanks in advance,
>
> John Avina
> SRC Systems
>


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