Infrared and visible image fusion algorithm based on NSCT and improved FT saliency detection. [PDF]
Fan X, Kong F, Shi H, Guo Y.
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An N-state Markov-chain mixture distribution model of the clear-sky index [PDF]
Abstract This paper presents an N-state Markov-chain mixture distribution approach to model the clear-sky index. The model is based on dividing the clear-sky index data into bins of magnitude and determining probabilities for transitions between bins. These transition probabilities are then used to define a Markov-chain, which in turn is connected to
Joakim Munkhammar, Joakim Widen
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A spatiotemporal Markov-chain mixture distribution model of the clear-sky index [PDF]
Abstract This study presents a spatiotemporal Markov-chain mixture distribution model of the clear-sky index for an arbitrary number of locations, and is particularly suited for simulations of small-scale spatial networks with a span of 10 km or less.
Joakim Munkhammar, Joakim Widen
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An autocorrelation-based copula model for generating realistic clear-sky index time-series [PDF]
Abstract This study presents a method for using copulas to model the temporal variability of the clear-sky index, which in turn can be used to produce realistic time-series of photovoltaic power generation. The method utilizes the autocorrelation function of a clear-sky index time-series, and based on that a correlation matrix is set up for the ...
Joakim Munkhammar, Joakim Widen
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A Markov-chain probability distribution mixture approach to the clear-sky index [PDF]
Abstract This paper presents a Markov-chain probability distribution mixture approach to the clear-sky index (CSI). The main assumption is that the temporal variability of the state of clear and the state of cloudy can be described by a two-state Markov-chain, and the variability within each state can be approximated by a probability distribution ...
Joakim Munkhammar, Joakim Widen
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On the properties of aggregate clear-sky index distributions and an improved model for spatially correlated instantaneous solar irradiance [PDF]
Abstract An important factor in grid integration of solar power is the so-called dispersion-smoothing effect, i.e., that differences in cloudiness over dispersed systems make the aggregate output less variable. This effect has been studied for irradiance step-changes on different time horizons, but not so much for instantaneous irradiance.
Mahmoud Shepero +2 more
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An autocorrelation-based copula model for producing realistic clear-sky index and photovoltaic power generation time-series [PDF]
This study presents a method for using copulas to model the temporal variability of the clear-sky index. The method utilizes the autocorrelation function and correlated outputs for $N$ time-steps are obtained. Results from the copula model are, in terms of distribution, autocorrelation, step changes and mean daily distribution, compared with the ...
Joakim Munkhammar, Joakim Widen
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Probabilistic forecasting of high-resolution clear-sky index time-series using a Markov-chain mixture distribution model [PDF]
Abstract This study presents a Markov-chain mixture (MCM) distribution model for forecasting the clear-sky index—normalized global horizontal irradiance. The model is presented in general, but applied to, and tested on, minute resolution clear-sky index data for the two different climatic regions of Norrkoping, Sweden, and Hawaii, USA.
Dennis Van Der Meer +2 more
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Probabilistic clear-sky index forecasts using Gaussian process ensembles [PDF]
In this paper, we investigate the performance of ensembles of Gaussian processes (GPs) to provide more accurate probabilistic forecasts of the clear-sky index (CSI), based on data from a network of pyranometers on Hawaii. This idea follows from the multiple-state model of the CSI in which its probability density can be represented as a combination of ...
Dennis van der Meer +2 more
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Abstract Modelling clear-sky index increments (i.e. changes in normalized surface irradiance over specified intervals of time) and their spatial autocorrelation structures is important for the reliable grid integration of photovoltaic power systems.
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