2008
DOI: 10.1109/pvsc.2008.4922587
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Very short term forecasting of solar radiation

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“…It is probably the reliability factor that is most appreciated and used [23]. The MAE and RMSE are shown in Equations (8) and (9):…”
Section: Modeling and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is probably the reliability factor that is most appreciated and used [23]. The MAE and RMSE are shown in Equations (8) and (9):…”
Section: Modeling and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Power system operators must ensure an accurate balance between electricity production and consumption at any time, and effective forecasting techniques have become important to prepare for the grid integration of renewable energy sources with this instability [5]. The solar power forecasting has following advantages: (1) the effective operation of the power grid [6], (2) the optimal management of the energy fluxes occurring into the solar system, (3) estimating the reserves, (4) scheduling the power system, (5) congestion management, (6) the optimal management of the storage with the stochastic production, (7) trading the produced power in the electricity market, and (8) reduction of the costs of solar power generation. Accurate predictions can not only contribute to the reduction of uncertainty in power generation forecasts, but also add to the stable operation of the system.…”
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“…The errors of solar irradiance forecast based on NWP vary significantly and depend on the different climate and dynamic motion of the atmosphere at the study location [10][11][12]. The statistical models include time series models [13,14], satellite data based models [15], sky images based models [16], ANN and wavelet analysis based models [17][18][19]. The statistical models based on satellite data and sky images detect the motion of cloud structures using motion vector fields.…”
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“…Solar irradiance is known to be intermittent and diffuse energy source which is highly variable and usually site dependent [1,2]. PV power generation is quite different from that associated with conventional energy sources.…”
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