A solar model for a given area is validated by comparing its output to measured solar data for the same area.
The available datasets present differences between them that are not negligible.
How can one select a dataset as more reliable than others?
I would like to suggest the read of the following papers:
1- https://repository.asu.edu/attachments/135146/content/SONI_asu.
2- https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/e0ef/f8cc6d765a45d9bf187109470d38.
Dear Jorge Morales Pedraza, thank you for your attention to my question.
Could you please check the 2 links that you cite? They both seem to be in error.
Dear Thanos
First of all, it must be adopted from reliable sites such as the NASA site. There are available database on the net (NREL).
https://www.nrel.gov
Good luck
u can depend upon MeteoNorm 7.1 - Synthetic data which it used in PV Syst.software that used in PV Solar System Design.
Regards
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