[GRASS-user] calculate global horizontal solar irradiation for
Clear-Sky-Situation Ghc/Gh
Diana
femelle at web.de
Fri Jul 27 04:23:04 EDT 2007
Hello,
for some calculation with r.sun i need to know if this method is
possible:
I've got the Cloud-Index n from satel-light.com aggergated in daily
values. To calculate the Clear-Sky-Index Kc against the Cloud-Index I
use the formulars on the basis of Fontoynont et al.
n =< -0,2, Kc=1,2
0,2 =< n =< 0,8 Kc=1-n
0,8 =< n =< 1,1 Kc=2,066-3,6667n+1,6667n^2
n >= 1,1 Kc=0,05
Now r.sun calculates the beam and diffuse irradiation unter cloudless
(clear) conditions.
I want to sum these two values in order received the global horizontal
solar irradiation Ghc. To get the global horizontal solar irradiation
for Clear-Sky-Situation, i convert the Kc=Gh/Ghc into Gh=Ghc*Kc with
values of the calculated Kc above.
The reason for this computation: I want to declare how much energy (only
global irradiation) with and wihtout cloudiness exists on a predfined
area.
I choose this way because we have no other data excepting the
Cloud-Index.
Now the question: is this calculation possible AND valid or are there
some other parameters which have to be mentioned (and incorporate)?
Thanks a lot,
Diana
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