NJ Offshore Wind Project
An Advanced Atmospheric Ocean Assessment Program Designed to Reduce the "Risks" Associated with Offshore Wind Energy Applications, 14 April 2011-13 April 2013
The advanced and adaptive monitoring/modeling programs developed by RU-COOL have been extensively applied to determine the climatology and associated variability of both the mesoscale and microscale wind resource encompassed by NJ’s offshore area that is designated for wind energy development (Glenn and Dunk, 2013). The final report, “An Advanced Atmospheric/Ocean Assessment Program Designed to Reduce the Risks Associated with Offshore Wind Energy Development Defined by the NJ Energy Master Plan and the NJ Offshore Wind Energy Economic Development Act”, associated with this study can be reviewed using the link provided below.