Windscape is the authors term for the variety of elements that feed in to the harnessing of wind power. They include the combination of local climate and geography; environmental and ecological conditions; the mix of public policies; human land use and available infrastructure. Just as a variety of factors combine to create a landscape, so thes factors combine to create a windscape. The authors examine the history of wind energy and its modern emergence as a viable power source; the technology of converting wind into electricity; public policy as regards wind power; and the public's perception of wind power. This book will be useful to students on all kinds of renewables/sustainability courses, as well as for researchers, educators and developers working in the general area of wind engineering.
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James Aber has a Geology PhD from the university of Kansas. His interests and research experiences spread across geology, tectonics, landscape evolution, wetland environments, and energy resources.
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