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Solar PV nowcasting based on skycamera observations
In recent years the installation of PV systems has increased dramatically in many countries. Annual global installed power has already reached more than 400 GW in 2017. A major challenge for operators is that PV system output is highly fluctuating due to cloud movements and other atmospheric influen...
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| description | In recent years the installation of PV systems has
increased dramatically in many countries. Annual global installed power has
already reached more than 400 GW in 2017. A major challenge for operators is
that PV system output is highly fluctuating due to cloud movements and other
atmospheric influences. Forecasting of solar irradiation and PV power on
different time scales will, therefore, become more and more important for
different users. As part of the Austrian PV-go-Smart project, several
skycameras have been installed in the region of Upper Austria. In this paper
we show differences and advantages of two skycams and their image qualities.
Algorithms for the detection of clouds, cloud movement, and GHI forecasting
have been developed and validated with ground observation at the Wels site.
This work focusses on image quality issues related to short-term irradiance
forecasting using all-sky cameras, in particular the influence on raindrops
on forecast performance. |
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different time scales will, therefore, become more and more important for
different users. As part of the Austrian PV-go-Smart project, several
skycameras have been installed in the region of Upper Austria. In this paper
we show differences and advantages of two skycams and their image qualities.
Algorithms for the detection of clouds, cloud movement, and GHI forecasting
have been developed and validated with ground observation at the Wels site.
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different time scales will, therefore, become more and more important for
different users. As part of the Austrian PV-go-Smart project, several
skycameras have been installed in the region of Upper Austria. In this paper
we show differences and advantages of two skycams and their image qualities.
Algorithms for the detection of clouds, cloud movement, and GHI forecasting
have been developed and validated with ground observation at the Wels site.
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atmospheric influences. Forecasting of solar irradiation and PV power on
different time scales will, therefore, become more and more important for
different users. As part of the Austrian PV-go-Smart project, several
skycameras have been installed in the region of Upper Austria. In this paper
we show differences and advantages of two skycams and their image qualities.
Algorithms for the detection of clouds, cloud movement, and GHI forecasting
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| subjects | Algorithms Cameras Clouds Clouds (Meteorology) Forecasting History Image detection Image quality Irradiance Irradiation Motion perception Nowcasting Photovoltaic cells Photovoltaic power generation Photovoltaics Raindrops Sky Solar irradiation Solar power Variation |
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