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Is wind 3 components in m/s? #5

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martinbaer opened this issue Apr 4, 2024 · 1 comment
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martinbaer commented Apr 4, 2024

Very cool paper and thanks for releasing it as open source. I've got some questions about the wind input.

  1. Is the wind in m/s?
  2. Does the wind have a z component? The example provides an array of 3 doubles but the code seems to only use the first 2.

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@martinbaer martinbaer changed the title Wind Is wind 3 components in m/s? Apr 4, 2024
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bradygm commented Apr 4, 2024

Hi @martinbaer ,

Thanks for the interest in our work!

  1. Yes the wind is in m/s.
  2. The wind does have a z component, but it isn't used within the trochoid calculation itself which just focused on 2D. The z values of the final path are merely linearly interpolated. We point this out in the last paragraph of the methodology section of our paper, and future work could include solving trochoidal paths in 3D.

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