Wind2Loads 9D load simulation database statistics

<p>1. An Excel file providing a list of the environmental conditions used to generate the load simulations. Column names correspond to the variables that are used as load simulation inputs. An &quot;F&quot; prefix in the variable means this is the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of the distribution used to generate the random sample. If there is no F-prefix, the column corresponds to the physical value of the variable.&nbsp;</p> <p>2. Files containing the 10-minute statistics of load simulations. Files are delimited with semicolon &quot;;&quot;</p> <p>- Filenames specify details about the simulation: &quot;PointNo&quot; corresponds to the sample number listed in the &quot;conditions list&quot; Excel file. &quot;SetNo&quot; corresponds to the random realization (there are 5-8 random realization at each sample point). Each sample realization corresponds to 1h simulations, but the simulation data are split in parts of 10min (so there are 6 &quot;parts&quot; in each realization) - the &quot;part&quot; in the filename indicates which part of the realization this is.</p> <p>- The columns of each stats file are organized as follows (first column considered to have index 1):</p> <p>Column 1: File name</p> <p>For load channel number j, j = 1: n_channels:</p> <p>Column 7*(j-1) + 2: mean value of channel j</p> <p>Column 7*(j-1) + 3: standard deviation of channel j</p> <p>Column 7*(j-1) + 4: minimum of channel j</p> <p>Column 7*(j-1) + 5: maximum of channel j</p> <p>Column 7*(j-1) + 6: DEL4 - fatigue damage-equivalent load (DEL) with S-N curve slope m = 4, for channel j</p> <p>Column 7*(j-1) + 7: DEL8 - fatigue damage-equivalent load (DEL) with S-N curve slope m = 8, for channel j</p> <p>Column 7*(j-1) + 8: DEL12 - fatigue damage-equivalent load (DEL) with S-N curve slope m = 12, for channel j</p>