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Wind is strong and steady over the ocean, but on-site marine meteorological data are sparse for evaluation of oceanic wind power. Here, we draw on meteorological station, satellite data (QuikSCAT), and both theoretical and practical measures of wind turbine performance. The meteorological stations measure directly at high time resolution but low spacial resolution, and provide validation and adjustment...