The release of FLORIS v3.4 added support for probing velocities at arbitrary flow field points. This could greatly increase the speed at which flow field plots are being generated.
A first idea is to create a grid in OFF, distribute the grid points in a Voronoi matter to the closest turbine and then evaluate the grid points in the wake model of said turbine. The result should be a tiled view of all steady state simulations going on with all turbines. Might be a good idea to add lines to visualise which grid part belongs to which turbine.
An extension would be to add a weighted manner mix the TWFs instead of drawing hard lines between them.
The release of FLORIS v3.4 added support for probing velocities at arbitrary flow field points. This could greatly increase the speed at which flow field plots are being generated.
A first idea is to create a grid in OFF, distribute the grid points in a Voronoi matter to the closest turbine and then evaluate the grid points in the wake model of said turbine. The result should be a tiled view of all steady state simulations going on with all turbines. Might be a good idea to add lines to visualise which grid part belongs to which turbine.
An extension would be to add a weighted manner mix the TWFs instead of drawing hard lines between them.