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See the fourth line in the "hourly simulation" integration test. Possibly not a big deal, but we should investigate the reason later.
There is already (a related?) critical discussion in the documentation on method Calc_ExtraterrestrialRadiation_V1.
My first guess is, that using the max function is too simple and causes inconsistency with the possibly sunshine duration:
max
flu.extraterrestrialradiation = max( 12.0 * 4.92 / d_pi * flu.earthsundistance * ( ( (d_omega2 - d_omega1) * modelutils.sin(der.latituderad) * modelutils.sin(flu.solardeclination) ) + ( modelutils.cos(der.latituderad) * modelutils.cos(flu.solardeclination) * (modelutils.sin(d_omega2) - modelutils.sin(d_omega1)) ) ), 0.0, )
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See the fourth line in the "hourly simulation" integration test. Possibly not a big deal, but we should investigate the reason later.
There is already (a related?) critical discussion in the documentation on method Calc_ExtraterrestrialRadiation_V1.
My first guess is, that using the
max
function is too simple and causes inconsistency with the possibly sunshine duration:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: