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LEGEND MAKER UPLOAD TUTORIAL PDF

The file name must have the extensions '.txt' or '.csv'. The horizon file to be uploaded to our web site should be a simple text file, such as you can create using a text editor (such as Notepad for Windows), or by exporting a spreadsheet as comma-separated values (.csv).

Upload your own information about the horizon height.

To choose this, select "Calculated horizon" in the PVGIS tool.

Use the PVGIS built-in horizon information.

This is the choice when the user unselects both the "calculated horizon" and the "upload horizon file" options.

Do not use the horizon information for the calculations.

The user has three choices for the horizon information: The user has a number of choices for this option, which are shown to the right of the map in the PVGIS tool. The calculation of solar radiation and/or PV performance in PVGIS can use information about the local horizon to estimate the effects of shadows from nearby hills or mountains. These are described further in the "Tools" section.

Using the non-interactive PVGIS web services (API services).

LEGEND MAKER UPLOAD TUTORIAL PDF

As a PDF document, available after the user has clicked to show the results in the browser.The output formats are described separatelly in the "Tools" section.

As number and graphs shown in the web browser.PVGIS allows the user to get the results in a number of different ways: Longitudes west of the 0° meridian should be given as negative values, eastern values are positive. Latitudes south of the equator are input as negative values, north are positive. Latitude and longitude can also be input as decimal values, so for instance 45☁5'N should be input as 45.25. Latitude and longitude can be input in the format DD:MM:SSA where DD is the degrees, MM the arc-minutes, SS the arc-seconds and A the hemisphere (N, S, E, W). By entering latitude and longitude in the fields below the map.By entering an address in the "address" field below the map.By clicking on the map, perhaps also using the zoom option.Most of the tools in PVGIS require some input from the user - this is handled as normal web forms, where the user clicks on options or enters information, such as the size of a PV system.īefore entering the data for the calculation the user must select a geographical location for which to make the calculation.