Prediction and Performance Assessment of Mean Hourly Global Radiation

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Modelling radiation fluxes in simple and complex environments: basics of the RayMan model (2007, methodology): “models with different time resolutions on the basis of different existing calculation methods (Valko 1966; Brühl and Zdunkowski 1983; Jessel 1983; Olseth and Skartveit 1993; VDI 1994; Badescu 1997; Ceballos and de Moura 1997; Meek 1997; Gul et al. 1998; Mora-Lopez and Sidrach-deCardona 1998; Kemmoku”
Modelling radiation fluxes in simple and complex environments—application of the RayMan model (2007, methodology): “Many methods already exist for the calculation of short-wave radiation fluxes that apply simple and complex models with different time resolutions on the basis of different methods, and these are well-tested (e.g. Valko 1966; Brühl and Zdunkowski 1983; Jessel 1983; Olseth and Skartveit 1993; VDI 199”
Sunshine and global solar radiation estimation at different sites in Egypt (2005, background): “This asymmetry results from thunderstorm or monsoon activity which is normally more pronounced after noon (Gueymard, 1999).”
A model to predict expected mean and stochastic hourly global solar radiation I(h;nj) values (2007, methodology): “Review papers, such as [1, 2 ], outline the methodologies to obtain mean expected I(h;nj) values.”