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If reanalysis data (ERA, ECMWF, CSFRR) is too aggregate for you, try looking for the datasets used to calibrate photovoltaics models (PVGIS, PVWATTS and the like) - they include both direct and diffuse insolation.

Also, follow the citation trail for papers that describe the calibration of the PV models, and the reanalysis models - some of the datasets you are seeking will be somewhere in that trail.

Barry Carter has pointed you at the NOAA ISD-Lite dataset, and I'd like to extend that pointer to the whole Integrated Surface Data from NOAAIntegrated Surface Data from NOAA, which is enormous: 20,000 global stations. Because it's an amalgamation of many different sources, they don't all share the same metadata, but this pdf lists the breadth of the metadata: the insolation variables are on pages 64-77.

If reanalysis data (ERA, ECMWF, CSFRR) is too aggregate for you, try looking for the datasets used to calibrate photovoltaics models (PVGIS, PVWATTS and the like) - they include both direct and diffuse insolation.

Also, follow the citation trail for papers that describe the calibration of the PV models, and the reanalysis models - some of the datasets you are seeking will be somewhere in that trail.

Barry Carter has pointed you at the NOAA ISD-Lite dataset, and I'd like to extend that pointer to the whole Integrated Surface Data from NOAA, which is enormous: 20,000 global stations. Because it's an amalgamation of many different sources, they don't all share the same metadata, but this pdf lists the breadth of the metadata: the insolation variables are on pages 64-77.

If reanalysis data (ERA, ECMWF, CSFRR) is too aggregate for you, try looking for the datasets used to calibrate photovoltaics models (PVGIS, PVWATTS and the like) - they include both direct and diffuse insolation.

Also, follow the citation trail for papers that describe the calibration of the PV models, and the reanalysis models - some of the datasets you are seeking will be somewhere in that trail.

Barry Carter has pointed you at the NOAA ISD-Lite dataset, and I'd like to extend that pointer to the whole Integrated Surface Data from NOAA, which is enormous: 20,000 global stations. Because it's an amalgamation of many different sources, they don't all share the same metadata, but this pdf lists the breadth of the metadata: the insolation variables are on pages 64-77.

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If reanalysis data (ERA, ECMWF, CSFRR) is too aggregate for you, try looking for the datasets used to calibrate photovoltaics models (PVGIS, PVWATTS and the like) - they include both direct and diffuse insolation.

Also, follow the citation trail for papers that describe the calibration of the PV models, and the reanalysis models - some of the datasets you are seeking will be somewhere in that trail.

Barry Carter has pointed you at the NOAA ISD-Lite dataset, and I'd like to extend that pointer to the whole Integrated Surface Data from NOAA, which is enormous: 20,000 global stations. Because it's an amalgamation of many different sources, they don't all share the same metadata, but this pdf lists the breadth of the metadata: the insolation variables are on pages 64-77.

If reanalysis data (ERA, ECMWF, CSFRR) is too aggregate for you, try looking for the datasets used to calibrate photovoltaics models (PVGIS, PVWATTS and the like) - they include both direct and diffuse insolation.

Also, follow the citation trail for papers that describe the calibration of the PV models, and the reanalysis models - some of the datasets you are seeking will be somewhere in that trail.

If reanalysis data (ERA, ECMWF, CSFRR) is too aggregate for you, try looking for the datasets used to calibrate photovoltaics models (PVGIS, PVWATTS and the like) - they include both direct and diffuse insolation.

Also, follow the citation trail for papers that describe the calibration of the PV models, and the reanalysis models - some of the datasets you are seeking will be somewhere in that trail.

Barry Carter has pointed you at the NOAA ISD-Lite dataset, and I'd like to extend that pointer to the whole Integrated Surface Data from NOAA, which is enormous: 20,000 global stations. Because it's an amalgamation of many different sources, they don't all share the same metadata, but this pdf lists the breadth of the metadata: the insolation variables are on pages 64-77.

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If reanalysis data (ERA, ECMWF, CSFRR) is too aggregate for you, try looking for the datasets used to calibrate photovoltaics models (PVGIS, PVWATTS and the like) - they include both direct and diffuse insolation.

Also, follow the citation trail for papers that describe the calibration of the PV models, and the reanalysis models - some of the datasets you are seeking will be somewhere in that trail.