abstract nowadays, solar energy as one of the most important sources of clean and free of damaging environmental effects energy are used in many cases including generation of electricity, heat and desalination of salt water. the purpose of this research is identification of high radiation areas as most suitable regions for these applications.to do this, cloudiness data of 120 synoptic stations ...

Global solar radiation estimation is crucial for regional climate assessment and crop growth. Therefore, studies on the prediction of are emerging. With availability public data radiation, computerized models have been developed as well. These predictive play significant role in determining potentials regions suitable renewable energy generation required by engineering agricultural activities. ...

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<span lang="EN-US">With the increase in demand for solar power, a power forecasting model is of maximum importance to allow higher level integration non-conventional energy into existing electricity grid. With advancement data availability, there’s good time use data-driven algorithms enhanced prediction generation. Gathering and analyzing can predict generation mitigate impact intermitte...

Aerosol forcing remains the dominant uncertainty and a challenging problem in climate change scenarios. While it is widely documented that anthropogenic activities have significantly contributed to raising the global aerosol concentration in the troposphere, quantification of the influence of tropospheric aerosols on climate has proved difficult because of the large spatial and temporal variabi...

Carbonaceous aerosols (CA) emitted by fossil and biomass fuels consist of black carbon (BC), a strong absorber of solar radiation, and organic matter (OM). OM scatters as well as absorbs solar radiation. The absorbing component of OM, which is ignored in most climate models, is referred to as brown carbon (BrC). Model estimates of the global CA radiative forcing range from 0 to 0.7 Wm(-2), to b...