Solar Radiation Data: Table of Contents

["Lawrence F. London, Jr." <london@nuteknet.com>]

http://solstice.crest.org/renewables/solrad/

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Lawrence F. London, Jr.
mailto:london@sunSITE.unc.edu  
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Title: Solar Radiation Data: Table of Contents

Solar Radiation Data

Welcome to a prototype of what we hope will become a common way
to obtain raw data-in this case, solar radiation and climate summary
data for selected locations across the US. This data is primarily
intended for the siting, specification, and sizing of solar energy
equipment. If you find this to be a useful way of getting data,
please let us know, and 
feel free to indicate other data sets you'd like to see. These data 
courtesy the National 
Renewable Energy Lab

The Solar Radiation Data can be accessed in two forms:

• Version with clickable imagemaps
• Version without clickable imagemaps

Below are materials explaining the data, technologies, and methodology found in this database.

• Preface to the World-Wide-Web Edition
• Preface
• Introduction
• Technical Background
  • References
• Interpreting the Data Tables
  • Station Description
  • Solar Radiation Data for Flat-Plate and Concentrating Collectors
    • Flat-plate collectors facing south at fixed tilt
    • One-axis tracking flat-plate collectors with axis oriented north-south.
    • Two-axis tracking flat-plate collectors.
    • Concentrating collectors.
  • Climatic Conditions
• Other Data Formats
• Methodology
  • National Solar Radiation Data Base Version 1.1
  • Calculating Solar Radiation for Flat-Plate and Concentrating Collectors
  • Estimating the Uncertainty of Solar Radiation Data
    • Random and Bias Errors.
    • Uncertainty Values in Tables.
  • Deriving Climatic Data
  • References

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