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Ground-based solar radiation monitoring station in operation at the Kishinev site. Solar monitoring station consists of radiometric complex with moving (a) and stationary (b) platforms, sunphotometer Cimel-318 (c) and automatic weather station MiniMet (d).
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Description of the ground-based solar radiation monitoring complex is presented. Complex is equipped with the state-of-the-art solar radiation sensors, sun-tracking unit and electronics, sunphotometer, ozonometer, and automatic weather station. Total ozone content in column of atmosphere, solar broadband irradiances from UV-B to the far IR, spectra...
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... September 2003, for the first time in Moldova it was developed and established a ground- based multifunctional solar radiation monitoring complex [1]. The complex is placed in an urban environment at the Kishinev site (see Fig. 1) with coordinates: ϕ=47.0013 0 N, λ o = 28.8156 0 E, h=205 m a.s.l. All instrumentation was mounted on the roof of the building of the Institute of Applied Physics, Academy of Sciences of Moldova. Complex is composed from the state-of-the- art solar radiation sensors, data logger CR10X-4M and automatic solar tracker unit 2AP BD ...
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... instrumentation was mounted on the roof of the building of the Institute of Applied Physics, Academy of Sciences of Moldova. Complex is composed from the state-of-the- art solar radiation sensors, data logger CR10X-4M and automatic solar tracker unit 2AP BD (Kipp&Zonen) and it was separately assembled in two main sub-units (see Fig.1): moving platform (to measure diffuse and direct components of solar radiation) and stationary platform (to measure global component of solar radiation). ...
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