MINT  
  The Math Machine for Wind Data Analysis 
   
Download MINT here.

  • Reads data from cup-anemometers, wind vans, temperature, pressure and many other meteo-sensors.
  • Reads wind data from LIDAR or SODAR. View example
  • Reads power curves of wind turbines.
  • Allows time series down to one second resolution.
  • Can easily handle very large data files (150MB or more). View example
  • Filter data for icing detection, seasonal or diurnal analysis. View example
  • Shift time stamp or transform data.
  • Plot several types of wind roses.
  • Overlay wind roses of up to 8 wind sensors. View example
  • Analyse and plot the wind shadowing behind a met-mast.
  • Analyse and plot turbulence intensity according to IEC 86400-1.
  • Perform vertical extrapolation of wind speed to another height. View example
  • Plot the vertical wind profile observed with LIDAR or SODAR.
  • Estimate P-values of annual power production with true Monte-Carlo-Simulations. View example
  • Plots the histogram of data.
  • Bin data to arbitrary class width.
  • Plots scatter diagram of two data sets and test its Pearson-correlation, Spearman ranked order or Kolmogorv-Smirnov distance.
  • Shows the diurnal, daily, weekly, seasonal or annual cycle. View example
  • Compares cycles of different data sets.
  • Evaluate Weibull parameters from wind speed using maximum likelihood estimator, linear fitting or WAsP like estimator.
  • Estimate the confidence intervalls of the Weibull parameters with bootstrapping. View example
  • Calculate 50-year return rates based on Gumbel, General Extreme Value or POT methods. View example
  • Perform linear, quantile or orthogonal MCP. Check reliability of results. View example
  • Perform multi-dimensional MCP. Check reliability of results. View example
  • Prepare extensive documentation of results.
  • Export results as ASCII formatted data.
  • Export graphs for use in other programs.

 
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