A global classification of solar radiation
作者： W.H. Terjung
DOI: 10.1016/0038-092X(70)90008-3
关键词: Solar energy 、 Amplitude 、 Solar irradiance 、 Sampling (statistics) 、 Wavelength 、 Solar maximum 、 Latitude 、 Atmospheric sciences 、 Phase angle 、 Environmental science 、 Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment 、 General Materials Science
摘要: Abstract A series of indices has been constructed in an attempt to regionalize the annual march solar radiation on a global scale. Over one thousand sampling points were used order derive spatial distribution 12-month curve. Each these seasonal graphs was analyzed according its wave-height (height maximum input energy), wave fluctuation (amplitude between highest and lowest input), wavelength (for latitudes beyond 66 1 2 °) shape curve (phase angle). These finally combined into system “solar climates”, which showed definite regional patterns basis.
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