Where can I find details about 'wind' data in MATLAB?

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If you use the command below, you can load three dimensional wind data but I cannot find any details about it.
data = load('wind')
data = struct with fields:
u: [35×41×15 double] v: [35×41×15 double] w: [35×41×15 double] x: [35×41×15 double] y: [35×41×15 double] z: [35×41×15 double]
I think u, v, w are the wind velocity (in meter/seconds?) along latitude, longitude, and altitude. x, y, z are the corresponding coordinates. Is there any resource that I can confirm this with? I googled it but ended up finding many different wind models in Simulink and couldn't find the details of this data.
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Dyuman Joshi
Dyuman Joshi on 6 Dec 2022
Yes, you are correct.
From the webpage - MATLAB Example Data Sets
wind.mat - 3-D data on air currents over North America. The data consists of (x,y,z) position components and (u,v,w) velocity components.
Data Size: Six matrices of size 35-by-41-by-15
Though there is no mention of the unit of the data, but I guess you can assume it to be SI units.

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