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A statistical analysis of wind energy potential in Ibadan, Nigeria, based on weibull distribution function
Modeling of wind speed variation is an essential requirement in the estimation of the wind energy potential for a typical site. In this paper, the wind energy potential in Ibadan (Lat. 7.43°N; Long. 3.9°E; Alt. 227.2m) is statistically analyzed using daily wind speed data for 10 years (1995-2004) ob...
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