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Quality Controlled Power Output Time Series Data from 1287 Solar PV Systems in Australia

Also known as: Solar PV Power Output Data
The Australian National University
Engerer, Nicholas ; Bright, Jamie ; Killinger, Sven
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The dataset is freely provided to researchers as is with no guarantee of support.
The dataset is not for commercial usage, and is for research purposes only.
Users are empowered to use this dataset however they wish in their research, through direct usage, adaptation, or improvements to the data itself.
The data must not be redistributed, the access point for the data is exclusively through the website provided (https://solcast.com.au/rooftop-solar/pv-power-research-dataset/)
Should you make significant changes to the data and wish to redistribute the new data, explicit permission must be obtained from the authors.
Finally, appropriate accreditation to the creators must be made in all publications and outputs that arise from using this dataset in any way.
To appropriately accredit the creators, we require that its associated data article is referenced

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Full description

We present a publicly available dataset containing photovoltaic (PV) system power measurements and metadata from 1,287 residential installations across three states/territories in Australia--- though mainly for the cities of Canberra, Perth and Adelaide. The data is recorded between September 2016 and March 2017 at 10-min temporal resolution and consists of real inverter reported power measurements from PV systems that are well distributed throughout each city. The dataset represents a considerably valuable resource as public access to spatio-temporal PV power data is almost non-existent; this dataset has been used in numerous articles already by the authors. The PV power data is free to download and is available in its raw, quality controlled (QC) and `tuned' formats. Each PV system is accompanied by individual metadata including geolocation, user reported metadata and simulated parameterisation. Data provenance, usage rights and example usage are detailed within. Researchers are encouraged to leverage this rich spatio-temporal dataset of distributed PV power data in their research.

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Significance statement

The largest publicly available dataset of solar PV power measurements in the world.

Created: 2019-03-26

Data time period: 2016-09-23 to 2017-11-30

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text: Australia

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