Meteodyn Universe
Needs? One solution. Meteodyn Universe is a modular, adaptable and collaborative software suite designed for the wind industry. Whether you are an engineering firm, a wind farm developer, an investor or an operator, the Meteodyn Universe software suite is unique in its ability to address multiple requirements across the entire value chain.
The wind farm developement software suite
Meteodyn Universe consists of several interconnected software solutions that enable the design, analysis and optimization of a wind project, while improving the operational performance of a wind farm. You can choose to install one, several or all of the wind software components according to your specific needs.
The Meteodyn Universe software suite enables collaborative project sharing among multiple team members, saving time, facilitating execution, and ensuring data quality. The Meteodyn Universe platform is designed to simplify the work of engineers and facilitate the exchange of data and information.
Regardless of the Meteodyn Universe software used, the generated data can be stored and imported into another software within the platform. The data generated can be used by multiple users responsible for different phases of the wind farm lifecycle, on different workstations, without the need for file transfer.
From A to Z, it covers many stages of a wind farm development, up to its operation.
Available locally, in the cloud, or on a server.
GCS
Global mesoscale extraction and analysis climate data software
WDA
Wind data analysis and completion software
WT
Wind resource assessment software
WFO
Wind farm
optimization software
WPA
Wind farm performance processing and analysis software
News
Webinar: How to accurately perform wind resource assessment in forested areas?
This webinar with EDF Renouvelables introduces our methodology to improve the simulation accuracy in forested areas, and the main results of the joint project conducted, leading to mean wind speed errors reduction up to 4.4 %.
Webinar: How to assess pedestrian wind comfort in urban area with numerical tools?
This webinar will explain the process of assessing pedestrian wind comfort in urban areas using numerical tools, covering everything from comfort criteria and guidelines to the influence of master plans on comfort mapping. Join us on Monday 15 April! Choose the...
Poster and Paper: Computation of Universal Thermal Climate Index (UTC
Meteodyn had the pleasure to present its latest research at the 2023 Building Simulation Conference with both a paper and a poster. Our work focused on the integration of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) results with the Grasshopper interface to compute the...
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