Journals / Turkish Journal of Engineering and Environmental Sciences / 2011 / Cilt: 35 - Sayı: 2

A simple correlation to estimate global solar irradiation on a horizontal surface using METEOSAT satellite images

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125–137
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Utilizing these 2 correlations, one can easily obtain spatial daily solar irradiation and sunshine duration maps for the regions with similar latitudes and climates of locations of interest.

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Objective & Hypothesis:A simple quadratic correlation, which is obtained from a universal Angström-type quadratic relation, between daily horizontal global solar irradiation and satellite images is presented.
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Key Findings & Data:The performance of this correlation is seen to be in the acceptable accuracy limits for daily estimates.
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Conclusion & Impact:Utilizing these 2 correlations, one can easily obtain spatial daily solar irradiation and sunshine duration maps for the regions with similar latitudes and climates of locations of interest.
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⚙️Variables:Bright sunshine duration · solar radiation · METEOSAT images

Abstract

A simple quadratic correlation, which is obtained from a universal Angström-type quadratic relation, between daily horizontal global solar irradiation and satellite images is presented. The performance of this correlation is seen to be in the acceptable accuracy limits for daily estimates. In addition, by using data from 5 locations in Turkey, a linear correlation between the bright sunshine hours and satellite based cloud index is derived. Utilizing these 2 correlations, one can easily obtain spatial daily solar irradiation and sunshine duration maps for the regions with similar latitudes and climates of locations of interest.

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A simple quadratic correlation, which is obtained from a universal Angström-type quadratic relation, between daily horizontal global solar irradiation and satellite images is presented. The performance of this correlation is seen to be in the acceptable accuracy limits for daily estimates. In addition, by using data from 5 locations in Turkey, a linear correlation between the bright sunshine hours and satellite based cloud index is derived. Utilizing these 2 correlations, one can easily obtain spatial daily solar irradiation and sunshine duration maps for the regions with similar latitudes and climates of locations of interest.

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AKSOY, B., RÜŞEN, S. E., AKINOĞLU, B. G. (2011). A simple correlation to estimate global solar irradiation on a horizontal surface using METEOSAT satellite images. Turkish Journal of Engineering and Environmental Sciences, Cilt: 35 - Sayı: 2, 125–137. https://ajindex.com/articles/369044

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