Generation of a “typical meteorological year” for Nicosia, Cyprus

Petrakis, M.; Kambezidis, H. D.; Lykoudis, S.; Adamopoulos, A.D.; Kassomenos, Pavlos; Michaelides, I.M.; Kalogirou, Soteris A.; Roditis, G.; Chrysis, I.; Hadjigianni, A.

doi:10.1016/s0960-1481(98)00014-7

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“…Hall et al [2] developed a method for the generation of a TMY by using Finkelstien-Schafer statistics. Pissimanis et al [3], Said and Kadry [4], Fagbenle [5], Skeiker [6], Kalogirou [7], Petrakis et al [8], Rahmana and Dewsburyb [9], Argiriou and Lykoudis [10], Janjai and Deeyai [11] applied this method to generate TMYs for different locations.…”

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Generation of typical meteorological year for different climates of China

Jiang¹

2010

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Generation of typical meteorological year for different climates of China

Jiang¹

2010

Energy

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“…Generally, from the collected data it is clear that the daily average and maximum global radiations as well as temperatures are higher from February to September and lower from October to January. Argiriou et al, 1999;Petrakis et al, 1998;Marion and Urban, 1995;Fagbenle, 1995;Said and Kadry, 1994;Shaltout and Tadros, 1994). However in this study the averaged solar radiation year was developed using available solar data.…”

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Reference Solar Radiation Year and Some Climatology Aspects of East Coast of West Malaysia

Muzathik¹

2010

American Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences

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Problem statement: This study examined in detail some aspects of radiation climatology for Terengganu state in Malaysia. The geographical co-ordinates of the site are 5°10'N latitude 103°06'E longitude and 5.2 m altitude. Approach: The data used in the present study were taken from a recording data station installed at site by the Malaysian Meteorology Department (2004). In addition to this, wind speed, solar radiation and air temperature data taken from University Malaysia Terengganu Renewable Energy Station were also analyzed. The averaged solar radiation year for Terengganu is generated from mid-term daily global solar radiation data. The averaged data of the daily global solar radiation for the locations considered are presented in a tabular form for a complete year. Results: The highest daily and monthly mean global solar irradiation values were 7560 and 6566 Wh m −2 day −1 , respectively. The highest hourly average solar irradiance intensity was 1139 W m −2 during this study period. Yearly average daily solar energy was 18.92 MJ m −2 day −1 . Besides the global solar radiation, the clearness indexes, wind speed and air temperature variation are discussed. Conclusion/Recommendations:The results in this study will fill the gap that complete and detailed reference solar radiation and climatologically data, which are not available for Terengganu state of Malaysia and will be useful to the designers of solar energy conversion and utilization devices.

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“…The main objective of these methods is to select representative months from the multi-year database. This methodology has been adopted by different countries: for example, by date of publication, for Holmet Stations [10], Athens [11], Egypt [12], Ibadan, Nigeria [13], Hong Kong [14], Nicosia, Cyprus [15], Saudi Arabia [16], Malaysia [17] and Damascus, Syria [18].…”

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The Generation of Typical Meteorological Year and Climatic Database of Turkey for the Energy Analysis of Buildings

Ekmekçi¹,

Yılmaz²

2017

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For sustainable development, a reduction in energy demand is essential. This could be achieved through improving energy efficiency, effective energy conservation and management. The weather conditions of a given region are the most important consideration for the proper design of space AC (Air Conditioning) systems. In this study, the typical meteorological year and climatic database of Turkey for the energy analysis of buildings were generated by SQL (Structured Query Language) database programmimg language. The Finkelstein-Schafer statistical method was applied to analyze the hourly measured weather data of a 23-year period and select representative TMMs (Typical Meteorological Months). The selection criteria were based on 13 meteorological parameters. These parameters are the daily mean, maximum and minimum values and ranges of temperature, dew-point and wind velocity and the daily values of global solar radiation. According to results of TMY (Typical Meteorological Year), climatic database of Turkey including daily or hourly climate variables was created in SQL data tables.

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Generation of a “typical meteorological year” for Nicosia, Cyprus

Cited by 79 publications

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Generation of typical meteorological year for different climates of China

Generation of typical meteorological year for different climates of China

Reference Solar Radiation Year and Some Climatology Aspects of East Coast of West Malaysia

The Generation of Typical Meteorological Year and Climatic Database of Turkey for the Energy Analysis of Buildings

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