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New Dataset: Solar Insolation
May 30th, 2008 by Kevin Ward
These maps show where and how much sunlight fell on Earth’s surface during the time period indicated. Scientists call this measure solar insolation. Knowing how much of the Sun’s energy reaches the surface helps scientists understand weather and climate patterns as well as patterns of plant growth around our world. Solar insolation maps are also useful to engineers who design solar panels and batteries designed to convert energy from the Sun into electricity to power appliances in our homes and work places.
NEO now provides daily, weekly, and monthly composites of total column ozone from July 2006 to present.
View the complete collection and read more about global temperature anomaly on NEO.
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