Fuzzy modelling of solar irradiation using air temperature data

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Abstract

Fuzzy sets theory is applied to relate global solar irradiation to both the daily average and the daily amplitude of air temperature. In addition to the presentation of a new mapping technique, from the input to the output of the model, an innovative approach for the tuning of the fuzzy algorithm to fit a local meteo-climate is proposed. Since air temperature-based solar radiation models are strongly dependent on the origin location, the adaptive method presented here is designed as a tool for potential users to either increase the application area or to devise more precise local models. A critical assessment of fuzzy model performances and limitations has been conducted. Results reported here demonstrate the potential of modelling solar irradiation using fuzzy sets approach. © Springer-Verlag 2007.

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Tulcan-Paulescu, E., & Paulescu, M. (2008). Fuzzy modelling of solar irradiation using air temperature data. Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 91(1–4), 181–192. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00704-007-0304-6

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