Bulletin des sciences géographiques de l'INCT
Volume 12, Numéro 2, Pages 34-37
2008-10-31
Authors : Besenicar J . Trstemjak B . Setnika D .
The United Nations climate report discloses that saving the climate is to make greater use of renewable energy resources. On the top of this list are photovoltaic systems generating the power from sunlight reliably and without any impact on the environment. To optimally exploit these advantages the photovoltaic systems must be properly located and oriented in the environment to meet the required specifications (insulation time, area orientation, legislation data, static and/or dynamic power network etc.). To economically justify the use of the photovoltaic systems the geomatic was applied in the decision making process. Slovenia has in last 15 years systematically built up the system of national geoinformation infrastructure which is widely used in governmental and private sector for different thematic and project oriented applications. This contribution would like to show the application of the standard national geomatic infrastructure data base in the photovoltaic domain. The use of the data bases such as insulation, digital elevation model , digital orthophoto, land cadastre and land register, cadastre of buildings, cadastre of public infrastruc ture facilities and environmental spatial protection plans is described in detail indicating their role in the optimization process. The entire process is supported with practical exampl es including the technical and econornical components.
Climate, Environment, Application, GIS, Three-Dimensional System, Solar Energy, Photovoltaic.
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سراج نجمة
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ص 405-421.
Abi Khalida
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Serdouk Fateh
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pages 370-388.
Fateh Serdouk
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pages 102-115.
Kasmi-mir S.
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Elkebich M.
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Dembahri Z.
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Haouzi A.
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Kirsch G.
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pages 569-583.
Hamadouche Mohamed
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pages 110-115.