Therelationofwind velocity and total amount of sandtransportalsochangeswithvegetationcoverage: On shifting sandy land, wind velocity has a cubicfunction to the sand transport;
Mr. Son estimates that Mongolian wind power would cost around three to four yen (four to five cents) per kilowatt-hour, if land for wind farms could be leased virtually free.
Wind tends to blow more forcefully and uniformly over the ocean than on land, providing the potential for increased electricity generation and smoother, steadier operation than land-based wind power systems.