Comparison of some existing models for estimating global solar radiation for Antalya (Turkey)

By C. Ertekin, O. Yaldiz. 2000

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Evaluation of global solar radiation models for Konya, Turkey (2006, background): “These parameters include extraterrestrial radiation, sunshine hours, mean temperature, maximum temperature, soil temperature, relative humidity, number of rainy days, altitude, latitude, total precipitable water, albedo, cloudiness and evaporation [8–48].”
A new hybrid support vector machine–wavelet transform approach for estimation of horizontal global solar radiation (2015, background): “According to [76], different ranges of RRMSE can be defined to show the models’ capability such that a model precision is: Excellent for RRMSE < 10%; Good for 10% < RRMSE < 20%; Fair for 20% < RRMSE < 30%; Poor for RRMSE > 30%.”
Solar radiation models—A review (2011, background): “Ertekin and Yaldiz model (model 48).”
A critical review on the estimation of daily global solar radiation from sunshine duration (2006, methodology): “Finally, some researchers used completely different parameters than the commonly used parameters, for example, Ertekin and Yaldiz [13] and Almorox et al.”