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Total Sky Imager (TSI) Handbook

VR Morris

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The total sky imager (TSI) provides time series of hemispheric sky images during daylight hours and retrievals of fractional sky cover for periods when the solar elevation is greater than 10 degrees.

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The total sky imager (TSI) provides time series of hemispheric sky images during daylight hours and retrievals of fractional sky cover for periods when the solar elevation is greater than 10 degrees.

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The total sky imager (TSI) provides time series of hemispheric sky images during daylight hours and retrievals of fractional sky cover for periods when the solar elevation is greater than 10 degrees.

Key concepts: Cloud computing, Cirrus, Remote sensing, Lidar, Sky, Radar, Stereo imaging, Instrumentation (computer programming)

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