Global solar radiation estimation using sunshine duration in Spain

By J. Almorox, C. Hontoria. 2004

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Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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In Artificial Intelligence

1. Josef Eitzinger
2. M. Yorukoglu
3. M. Dubrovský
4. Z. Žalud
5. M. Trnka
6. A. Celik

In Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

1. Josef Eitzinger
2. M. Yorukoglu
3. M. Dubrovský
4. Z. Žalud
5. M. Trnka
6. A. Celik

Citations in the corpus

• Global solar radiation in Central European lowlands estimated by various empirical formulae (2005, methodology): “(1) was significantly higher than the results reported by Almorox and Hontoria (2004) for Spain (82–88%).”
• A critical review on the estimation of daily global solar radiation from sunshine duration (2006, methodology): “For example, Almorox and Hontoria [14] refer to the coefficients calculated from the Hc Hm data set in Refs.”