作者: Jędrzej S. Bojanowski , Anton Vrieling , Andrew K. Skidmore
DOI: 10.1016/J.SOLENER.2013.11.007
关键词: Environmental science 、 Mean difference 、 Series (stratigraphy) 、 Meteorology 、 Remote sensing 、 Geostationary orbit 、 Mean squared error 、 Temporal resolution 、 Radiation 、 Mean absolute error 、 Satellite 、 Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment 、 General Materials Science
摘要: Abstract Satellite-derived surface solar radiation estimates are an alternative to the measured at weather stations or modelled from other meteorological variables. The advantage of satellite-derived is its high spatial and temporal resolution in comparison with derived stations, which has be spatially interpolated. Solar approximately 3–5 km geostationary Meteosat satellites available for Europe through EUMETSAT Satellite Application Facilities (SAFs). SAF responsible land monitoring (LSA-SAF) been providing daily near real-time since 2005. on climate (CM-SAF) provided a 23-year long (1983–2005) consistent dataset radiation. In this study we examine if these two datasets may effectively merged generate long-term gridded time series Europe. Further, evaluate whether ERA-Interim reanalysis interpolated (JRC-MARS) can used as replacement existing possible future data gaps satellite-based dataset. We show that root mean square error absolute LSA-SAF’s CM-SAF’s similar ( p −2 difference 0.37 MJ m . For replacing radiation, recommend use data; they correspond better both ground reference compared JRC-MARS. conclude products concatenated create