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WAsP is a special computer program for wind. It helps people understand wind climates. A wind climate is how wind moves in an area. This software helps find good spots for wind farms. It can predict how much energy wind turbines will make. Knowing this helps people plan for wind power.

The program works by using many different pieces of data. It looks at wind measurements from weather stations in a region. It can also use models to study wind climates. The software uses a terrain flow model for hills. It also has a model for how obstacles block wind. A turbine wake model studies the air behind a turbine. It even looks at atmospheric stability at a site.

Experts at the Technical University of Denmark created this software. The group is called DTU Wind and Energy Systems. They are located in the country of Denmark. The program is part of the wind atlas methodology. This method is explained in the European Wind Atlas. These researchers help make wind energy more predictable.

WAsP includes several different tools for users. The Climate Analyst helps create wind data inputs. A Map Editor lets users make and change maps. The Turbine Editor is used for turbine details. The current version of the software is WAsP 12.7. A special version is used for the Global Wind Atlas. This atlas maps the wind for the whole world. It uses a resolution of 250 meters.

People use WAsP for many important jobs. It helps with wind farm production and efficiency. It is used for micro-siting of wind turbines. This means finding the best exact spot for each one. It also helps with power production calculations. The software is used for wind resource mapping. It helps people see where wind power is strongest.

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