Figure S1: Mean energy density (inWm-2) for 1979–2000 at a height of 10m above the surface

Figure S1: Mean energy density (in Wm²) for 1979–2000 at a height of 10m above the surface

Computed using output from RCMsimulations with (A) Regional Climate Model 3 (RegCM3), (B) Canadian Regional Climate Model (CRCM), and (C) Third generation Hadley Centre Regional Climate Model (HRM3) nested within observed lateral boundary conditions (as specified by the NCEP-DoE reanalysis dataset). Grid cells that are shown in white have an energy density below 21 Wm^-2, or in the case of the CRCM–CGCM3 simulation, lie beyond the boundaries of valid RCMoutput. Note the scale used to depict the wind energy density is logarithmic and is identical to that used in Fig. 1.

Latitude (N)	Longitude (E)	Mean Energy Density (W/m²)
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Figure S1: Mean energy density (in Wm2) for 1979–2000 at a height of 10m above the surface

Figure S1: Mean energy density (in Wm²) for 1979–2000 at a height of 10m above the surface