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<p>This dataset represents potential clear-sky incident solar radiation (in w/m^2) for day of year 265 (fall equinox), taking into account shading from topography, buildings, and vegetation greater than 1m in height. This map was generated with the GRASS GIS program r.sun and a subcanopy solar radiation model from Bode et al. 2014: </p><p>Bode, C. A., Limm, M. P., Power, M. E., & Finlay, J. C. (2014). Subcanopy Solar Radiation model: Predicting solar radiation across a heavily vegetated landscape using LiDAR and GIS solar radiation models. Remote Sensing of Environment, 154, 387-397. </p><p>The model assumes deciduous vegetation is in it's leaf-on condition (as is typical on that date).</p>
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