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Solar Forcing of Climate. 1: Solar Variability
Space Science Reviews, 2005We describe the properties of the Sun, those of its Active Regions (Centres of Activity, ARs or CAs) and the 11 and 22-year cycles as observed via the variable numbers of sunspots. We describe the variations with time of the solar irradiance and of the flux of ejected magnetised plasma. We discuss the probable cause of solar variability.
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Solar variability, weather and climate: an update*
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 1983AbstractThis review substantially updates the earlier review by Pittock (1978) in the light of more than 100 papers published in the last few years. Note is made of an encouraging trend towards the study of physical mechanisms, as well as important new evidence on the short, intermediate, and longer time‐scales which must be taken into account. Notable
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Solar variability and stochastic effects on climate
Solar Physics, 1981The effect of fluctuations on a simple energy balance model is examined. A new, long characteristic time scale referring to the passage between different stable climatic states is identified. It is shown that a weak external forcing whose period is comparable to this scale enables the system to switch between different states with a high probability ...
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Solar Variability Observations
Space Science Reviews, 2000Oran R. White, Gary J. Rottman
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Understanding solar resource variability: An in-depth analysis, using Chile as a case of study
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2020Armando Castillejo-Cuberos +1 more
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Characterizing local high-frequency solar variability and its impact to distribution studies
Solar Energy, 2015Matthew Lave +2 more
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Solar variability zones: Satellite-derived zones that represent high-frequency ground variability
Solar Energy, 2017Matthew Lave +2 more
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