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Monthly-averaged hourly solar diffuse radiation models for world-wide locations

T. Muneer / EJ Gago / S. Etxebarria

Monthly-averaged daily global irradiation data are now easily available from NASA website for any global location. Using established models it is then possible to decompose the daily to averaged-hourly global irradiation. The missing link so far has been hourly averaged diffuse irradiation. In this article data was pooled from 14 world-wide locations to obtain a regression model to complete the above missing link. It was presently shown that the averaged–data regressions are distinctly different from previously available hour-by-hour regressions.

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Monthly-averaged hourly solar diffuse radiation models for world-wide locations

T. Muneer / EJ Gago / S. Etxebarria

Monthly-averaged daily global irradiation data are now easily available from NASA website for any global location. Using established models it is then possible to decompose the daily to averaged-hourly global irradiation. The missing link so far has been hourly averaged diffuse irradiation. In this article data was pooled from 14 world-wide locations to obtain a regression model to complete the above missing link. It was presently shown that the averaged–data regressions are distinctly different from previously available hour-by-hour regressions.

Monthly-averaged hourly solar diffuse radiation models for world-wide locations

T. Muneer / EJ Gago / S. Etxebarria

Monthly-averaged daily global irradiation data are now easily available from NASA website for any global location. Using established models it is then possible to decompose the daily to averaged-hourly global irradiation. The missing link so far has been hourly averaged diffuse irradiation. In this article data was pooled from 14 world-wide locations to obtain a regression model to complete the above missing link. It was presently shown that the averaged–data regressions are distinctly different from previously available hour-by-hour regressions.

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Title:

Monthly-averaged hourly solar diffuse radiation models for world-wide locations

Contributors:

T. Muneer (author) / EJ Gago (author) / S. Etxebarria (author)

Published in:

Future Cities and Environment, Vol 1 (2015)

Publication date:

2015

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1186/s40984-015-0008-5

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

Unknown

Keywords:

Solar radiation , Averaged-hourly solar diffuse fraction , Insolation , Solar diffuse radiation , Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying , NA9000-9428 , Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology , HT101-395

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