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Kmenex
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Energy in --> Energy Out
I'm looking at an idea exploring the nature of the atmosphere and weather patterns.
The number of variables is truly staggering.
In want to know if anyone here knows how energetic the atmosphere is in terms of wind.
It seems that wind is essentially the process of moving high and low pressures. What i am looking for is some type of quantity that averages out the amount of energy in all of the wind on Earth in a single day. So i guess you would take the amount of work done via the movement of the gases and constituents and then relate that to the "potential energy" of a day in terms of wind force.
Any suggestions?
I'm looking at an idea exploring the nature of the atmosphere and weather patterns.
The number of variables is truly staggering.
In want to know if anyone here knows how energetic the atmosphere is in terms of wind.
It seems that wind is essentially the process of moving high and low pressures. What i am looking for is some type of quantity that averages out the amount of energy in all of the wind on Earth in a single day. So i guess you would take the amount of work done via the movement of the gases and constituents and then relate that to the "potential energy" of a day in terms of wind force.
Any suggestions?