The team came back to once again check on the equipment and take note of the data thus far recorded. The first thing which struck our engineers while analyzing the data, again, was the strong variability of the winds, with 24-hour averages ranging from 1.5 m/s to over 6 m/s. Wind variability is actually a good quality for wind turbine sites, particularly when the average wind velocity remains high. The positive result gives us increased confidence in the viability of the site.

Our engineers arrived today at the site, braving the cold winds of February in order to install the anemometer. After debating the possible locations on the roof on which to install the anemometer, the team decided on a spot near where the turbine should be in a few months. Upon verifying that the anemometer was functioning properly the team left the equipment and will return to collect the first set of data within a week.