Abstract
This study aims to analyze how varying topographies along Ulriken in Bergen affect wind speed and direction. Three locations, from the bottom to the top of the mountain, were selected to represent different topographical conditions; ranging from areas with minimal terrain friction to those near buildings and trees, which reduce exposure and increase friction. Wind data was collected over three weeks using anemometers provided by GFI-Bergen. The results indicate significant variations in wind speed and direction, with higher and more consistent winds recorded at the top, and slower, more turbulent winds near the bottom of the mountain.
Poster number:
G232.7
Authors:
Henrik Bjørheim
& Johan Cotta Wallerud