Closed AdamRJensen closed 8 months ago
Locations could be retrieved from this paper: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.solener.2016.01.053
According to Kipp & Zonen:
All Tier 1 stations comply with the measurement practices described in the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Baseline Surface Radiation Network (BSRN) Operations Manual. The Tier 1 research stations include a SOLYS 2 sun tracker, two CMP 21 pyranometers ventilated with the CVF4, one CHP1 pyrheliometer and a ventilated CGR 4 pyrgeometer.
However, it's unknown which stations are still in operation.
Email sent to the Solar Energy authors on 30-01-2024 to enquire about which stations are still active.
The API provided only gives metadata.
What is your "looks active" comment based on? Have you seen that you are able to get recent data or?
No, I did not get any data (it required to make an account, etc. so I did not look into that). I said that it "looks active" because they have grayed out some stations in their atlas, showing that they are not in operation. So I assumed that the rest are in operation... of course, that makes sense as long as they have an updated website (which I am not sure of)! I am also ok to change them to "?" if you think it makes more sense.
Question mark'em and I will merge it!
Question mark'em and I will merge it!
Done!
SolarAnywhere benchmarking used a number of high-quality stations from KACARE (King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy): https://www.solaranywhere.com/resources/data-validation/