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WETO Software Stack Best PracticesMudafort et al., 2024
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Wind energy researchers typically share one key characteristic: a passion for increasing wind energy in the global energy mix. The US Department of Energy (DOE) supports this mission in a number of ways including allocating funding directly to various aspects of wind …
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