Solstråling Stavanger fra MET Norway

Resultatet gjis i (W hr/m^2), effekt over en kvadratmeter over en time._ ### Kilde: **LENKE** https://api.met.no/weatherapi/airqualityforecast/0.1/documentation ### Dataformater: - JSON: Allsidig format for datautveksling, brukt for enkel og effektiv representasjon av strukturerte data, med bred støtte i ulike programmeringsmiljøer. - XML: Utbredt for strukturert datautveksling, med egendefinerte tags og hierarki for dataene. - YAML: Menneskevennlig form av datastrukturering, spesielt egnet for komplekse datamodeller. - ZIP: Filkomprimeringsformat for å redusere filstørrelsen og pakke sammen flere filer i én enkelt arkivfil, noe som gjør det lettere å dele og transportere store mengder data. --- ## EN: The dataset contains weekly data on net downward solar radiation (integral_of_surface_net_downward_radiation_flux_wrt_time) and its effects.

Data are collected from 4 sensors ('NO0076A' = Kannik, 'Schanch' = Schancheholen, 'NO0141A' = Vågen, 'NO0065A' = Våland) in Stavanger, operated by the Meteorological Institute and provided through the Airqualityforecast API. integral_of_surface_net_downward_radiation_flux_wrt_time _Average of global radiation over the last hour. Global radiation is the sum of short-wave direct and diffuse radiation from the sun. Short-wave refers to the wavelength range of 295-2800 nm, which includes ultraviolet light, visible light, and infrared light.

The instrument measures the radiation flux down through a horizontal surface. The result is given in (W hr/m^2), indicating the energy per square meter over an hour_ ### Source: **LINK** https://api.met.no/weatherapi/airqualityforecast/0.1/documentation ### Data Formats: - JSON: Versatile data exchange format, used for simple and efficient representation of structured data, with broad support in various programming environments. - XML: Widely used for structured data exchange, with custom tags and hierarchy for the data. - YAML: Human-friendly form of data structuring, especially suitable for complex data models. - ZIP: A file compression format used to reduce file size and bundle multiple files into a single archive file, making it easier to share and transport large amounts of data.