Relationship Between Global Solar Radiation and Sunshine Duration for Onne, Nigeria
By Louis E. Akpabio, S. Etuk. 2003
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Citations in the corpus
- Sunshine and global solar radiation estimation at different sites in Egypt (2005, background): “Values of both a and b deduced in this study are close to many studies (e.g. Prescott, 1940; Iziomon and Mayer, 2002; Akpabio and Etuk, 2003).”
- A support vector machine–firefly algorithm-based model for global solar radiation prediction (2015, background): “In Nigeria, several works have been carried out on predictions of solar radiation using the conventional empirical models (Ezekwe and Ezeilo, 1981; Sambo, 1986; Akpabio and Etuk, 2003; Layi Fagbenle, 1993; Ajayi et al., 2014).”
- Solar radiation models—A review (2011, methodology): “Model 48: Akpabio and Etuk [51] suggested an Angstrom-type correlation equation given as following by using measurements of global solar radiation and sunshine duration data during the period from 1984 to 1999 at Onne (within the rainforest climatic zone of southern Nigeria): 2 0.”