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16 March 1976 National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration Solar Radiation Program
MICHAEL R. RICHES, FRANK QUINLAN, GERALD F. COTTON, EDWIN C. FLOWERS, LESTER MACHTA
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The NOAA Solar Radiation Program is discussed in terms of the past data and future plans. Attempts are being made to renovate some of the old data by applying known instrument calibration changes and an analysis technique which uses cloudless, true solar noon, solar transmission values. These corrected data will be used to develop models to predict irradiance from cloudiness data. The new network and its support are described in detail.
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MICHAEL R. RICHES, FRANK QUINLAN, GERALD F. COTTON, EDWIN C. FLOWERS, and LESTER MACHTA "National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration Solar Radiation Program", Proc. SPIE 0068, Optics in Solar Energy Utilization I, (16 March 1976); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.978096
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Solar radiation

Calibration

Data modeling

Solar radiation models

Clouds

Data corrections

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