We present an assessment of the methods used to construct maps for a new solar radiation atlas for Europe. For this atlas, station data and satellite-derived data are used in an interpolation/merging process to derive maps of the long-term monthly global radiation that cover an area ranging from 30° W to 70° E and from 25° to 75° N. Our focus is on the discussion of the accuracy of the method applied: a co-kriging technique. Special emphasis is put on a discussion as to whether the use of satellite-derived radiation maps with a low spatial resolution brings benefits.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Beyer1997Assessment
%A Beyer, Hans G.
%A Czeplak, Gerhard
%A Terzenbach, Uwe
%A Wald, Lucien
%D 1997
%J Solar Energy
%K solar energy renewables
%N 6
%P 389--397
%R 10.1016/s0038-092x(97)00084-4
%T Assessment of the method used to construct clearness index maps for the new European Solar Radiation Atlas (ESRA)
%U http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/docs/00/36/36/55/PDF/beyer_solar_energy_1997.pdf
%V 61
%X We present an assessment of the methods used to construct maps for a new solar radiation atlas for Europe. For this atlas, station data and satellite-derived data are used in an interpolation/merging process to derive maps of the long-term monthly global radiation that cover an area ranging from 30° W to 70° E and from 25° to 75° N. Our focus is on the discussion of the accuracy of the method applied: a co-kriging technique. Special emphasis is put on a discussion as to whether the use of satellite-derived radiation maps with a low spatial resolution brings benefits.
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title = {Assessment of the method used to construct clearness index maps for the new European Solar Radiation Atlas (ESRA)},
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