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It is generally accepted that wind speed measurements should be done at an anemometer height of 10 meters. For many, it is difficult to place an instrument at that height. A formula from Cumulus for correcting observed wind speed at actual height to approximate what it would be at 10 meters is
Comp.Factor= 1/(0.233 + 0.656*log10(h+4.75)). So, if my anemometer is placed 3 meters above ground, I could multiply my observed wind speed by 1.22 to approximate what it would be at the 10 meter standard height.

Could a wind speed compensation factor or multiplier be added to Meteobridge's set-up, as is now allowed for barometric pressure correction?

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clarin wrote: Mon Jan 30, 2023 8:21 am+1 Thanks

A lot has changed in 8 years

The ability to make this change and add a multiplier exists. Both windspeeds wind0wind and wind0avgwind have been multiplied by 1.1 for my site.