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Global radiation at the Earth-surface derived from METEOSAT-data (DWD-Archive) from 1994 on.
Entry ID:
DWD-METEOSAT_Glob.rad.
Summary
Abstract:
Since 1985, the German Meteorological Service DWD (Deutscher Wetterdienst) has
been extracting the global radiation from METEOSAT visible data based on a method which was developed by Moeser and Raschke (1984). The method combines results from radiative transfer calculations with cloud information from METEOSAT-VIS data. The area of investigation is Central Europe. The global radiation is one ...  Geographic Coverage
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Start Date:
1985-04-01
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Data Center
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DIF AUTHOR
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TECHNICAL CONTACT
Fax:
+49-69-8062-3759
Email:
annegret.gratzki at dwd.de
Contact Address:
Deutscher Wetterdienst
Postfach 100465
City:
Offenbach
Postal Code:
D-63004
Country:
GERMANY
Publications/References
A. Gratzki, W. Benesch, 1994: Modifications in the operational extraction of the solar irradiance at ground level from METEOSAT data.
Proceedings of the 10th METEOSAT Scientific Users' Conference. Cascais, Portugal, 5th-9th September 1994. EUM P 15, EUMETSAT. W. Moeser, E. Raschke, 1984: Incident solar radiation over Europe estimated from METEOSAT data. J. Climate Appl. Meteor., 23, pp 166-170. Creation and Review Dates
Last DIF Revision Date:
1996-04-02
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