Development of Web-Atlas of Wind And Wave Available Energy in the Coastal Zones of the Russian Seas: Web Interface and Analytic Function

This article reflects the development of the project “Web Atlas of the Available Wave and Wind Energy of the Coastal Zone of the Russian Seas”. The Atlas includes the waters and coasts of the Black, Azov, Caspian, Baltic, White, Barents, Kara and Okhotsk seas. In order to compile the atlas, we have used the results of calculating the parameters of wind waves, including the magnitude and direction of the energy flow. Wind speed data is obtained from high-resolution reanalyses. The web atlas is based on the classic three-tier model, which includes a data storage subsystem (database server), a data analysis and publishing subsystem (GIS server), and a web-application subsystem that provides a user interface for interacting with data and map services (web server). The article presents the results of the web atlas development second stage. At this stage, we have solved the tasks of supplementing the databases and developing the cartographic web interface, which made it possible to access the information loaded into the database, visualize the wave and wind parameters, calculate the main statistical characteristics, and plot the time series of data in points.

energy, wind energy, Russian seas, web atlas, geographic information system, reanalysis, modeling

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