Synthetic Solar Irradiance: Modeling Solar Data is the first book to cover the principles and methods of this emerging field. Filling a void in the literature, this timely book is edited by one of the world’s premiere authorities on synthetic solar irradiance with contributions from other leading experts. It covers key applications of synthetic solar irradiance and established mathematical approaches for synthetic time series production.
Other key topics include:
• Use cases of key definitions, literature, and data availability
• Determining success of generated synthetic irradiance
• Challenges and alternatives facing synthetic solar irradiance
This book is ideal reading for solar engineering researchers, power and electrical engineers, applied mathematicians, applied computer scientists, and professionals in the solar resource assessment and solar farm industries—or anyone who works with fluctuations of power being injected into the grid from solar panels.
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