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16. A Model Downscaling Study of Wind Park Exposure to Extreme Weather: The Case of Storm “Ylva” in Arctic Norway I. Esau et al.
17. Evaluation of ERA5, COSMO-REA6 and CERRA in simulating wind speed along the French coastline for wind energy applications A. Patra et al.
18. Sensitivity of global storm surge modelling to sea surface drag F. Özkan et al.
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20. Comparison of In Situ Near-Surface Wind Measurements in the Southeastern Baltic Coastal Zone with Data from Stationary (Land-Based and Offshore) Weather Stations and Reanalyses A. Krek et al.
21. Quantifying Supply-Side Mitigation Strategies for Offshore Wind Energy Droughts on a Global Scale C. Jung & D. Schindler
22. Fine-Scale Temporal Wind Variability in ERA5 and Its Implications for Wind Stress Calculation X. Li et al.
23. Environmental characteristics associated with the development of deep warm core Mediterranean Cyclones L. Bernini et al.
24. Hydrodynamic mechanisms driving scallop beach strandings: coupling among wind, waves, and currents in San José Gulf, Patagonia, Argentina A. Salimbeni et al.
25. Evaluation of Offshore Hydrogen Generation Capabilities via Wind Energy Integration Through a Comparative Study of Eight Sites M. Manolache et al.
26. Overestimation of the recent observed near-surface wind speed recovery in China Y. Yan et al.
27. Physics-guided deep learning for skillful wind-wave modeling X. Wang & H. Jiang
28. Challenge and Bias Correction for Surface Wind Speed Prediction: A Case Study in Shanxi Province, China Z. Guo et al.
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