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  • GIS-Based Monitoring and Management of Renewable Energy Resources

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    Tamarai Selvi Arumugam
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    Renewable energy is mostly sought after because they are abundantly available, non depleting, sustainable and eco-friendly. Depletion of fossil fuels is creating an alarming need to tap and harness renewable energy efficiently. Though different methods to tap these forms of energy are slowly becoming available, identification of potential areas to harvest energy and management of harnessed energy, prove to be great challenges. In addition to this, weather and climatic condition in a given region are continuously varying which becomes difficult to predetermine the energy that can be harnessed in a particular place given a specific time. This paper discusses the application of Geographic Information System(GIS) and Remote Sensing(RS) techniques in continuously assessing factors like global solar radiation, wind speed, wind direction, ocean current and the like in the already identified hotspots. The various parameters measured are used to calculate the amount of energy that can be generated using various techniques. This estimation is sent to the local energy harnessing sites. The energy demand of every area is stored and continuously updated in a database. Based on the demand, efficient way to transport the energy produced is determined using path planning algorithms which could reduce the transportation cost to a very great extent. The greatest advantage of this model is that it gives optimal and feasible solutions for input which is highly fluctuating in terms of climatic condition, industrial capacity and user demand. Even rerouting becomes possible if a particular path is blocked due to accident or a natural disaster. Another advantage is ‘rendering on map’ which facilitates greater understanding and visual clarity of the situation and the solution proposed.

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    GIS BASED CONTINUOUS MONITORING, ANALYSIS AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES

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    Renewable energy is mostly sought after because they are abundantly available, non depleting, sustainable and eco-friendly. Depletion of fossil fuels is creating an alarming need to tap and harness renewable energy efficiently. Though different methods to tap these forms of energy are slowly becoming available, identification of potential areas to harvest energy and management of harnessed energy, prove to be great challenges. In addition to this, weather and climatic condition in a given region are continuously varying which becomes difficult to predetermine the energy that can be harnessed in a particular place given a specific time. This paper discusses the application of Geographic Information System(GIS) and Remote Sensing(RS) techniques in continuously assessing factors like global solar radiation, wind speed, wind direction, ocean current and the like in the already identified hotspots. The various parameters measured are used to calculate the amount of energy that can be generated using various techniques. This estimation is sent to the local energy harnessing sites. The energy demand of every area is stored and continuously updated in a database. Based on the demand, efficient way to transport the energy produced is determined using path planning algorithms which could reduce the transportation cost to a very great extent. The greatest advantage of this model is that it gives optimal and feasible solutions for input which is highly fluctuating in terms of climatic condition, industrial capacity and user demand. Even rerouting becomes possible if a particular path is blocked due to accident or a natural disaster. Another advantage is ‘rendering on map’ which facilitates greater understanding and visual clarity of the situation and the solution proposed.

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    GIS-Based Monitoring and Management of Renewable Energy Resources

    Transféré par

    Tamarai Selvi Arumugam
    Renewable energy is mostly sought after because they are abundantly available, non depleting, sustainable and eco-friendly. Depletion of fossil fuels is creating an alarming need to tap and harness renewable energy efficiently. Though different methods to tap these forms of energy are slowly becoming available, identification of potential areas to harvest energy and management of harnessed energy, prove to be great challenges. In addition to this, weather and climatic condition in a given region are continuously varying which becomes difficult to predetermine the energy that can be harnessed in a particular place given a specific time. This paper discusses the application of Geographic Information System(GIS) and Remote Sensing(RS) techniques in continuously assessing factors like global solar radiation, wind speed, wind direction, ocean current and the like in the already identified hotspots. The various parameters measured are used to calculate the amount of energy that can be generated using various techniques. This estimation is sent to the local energy harnessing sites. The energy demand of every area is stored and continuously updated in a database. Based on the demand, efficient way to transport the energy produced is determined using path planning algorithms which could reduce the transportation cost to a very great extent. The greatest advantage of this model is that it gives optimal and feasible solutions for input which is highly fluctuating in terms of climatic condition, industrial capacity and user demand. Even rerouting becomes possible if a particular path is blocked due to accident or a natural disaster. Another advantage is ‘rendering on map’ which facilitates greater understanding and visual clarity of the situation and the solution proposed.

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    ABSTRACT/ ene!able energy is mostly sought after because they are abundantly available, non depleting, sustainable and eco"friendly# Depletion of fossil fuels is creating an alarming need to tap and harness rene!able energy efficiently# $hough different methods to tap these forms of energy are slo!ly becoming available, identification of potential areas to harvest energy and management of harnessed energy, prove to be great challenges# In addition to this, !eather and climatic condition in a given region are continuously varying !hich becomes difficult to predetermine the energy that can be harnessed in a particular place given a specific time# $his paper discusses the application of %eographic Information System&%IS' and emote Sensing& S' techni(ues in continuously assessing factors li)e global solar radiation, !ind speed, !ind direction, ocean current and the li)e in the already identified hotspots# $he various parameters measured are used to calculate the amount of energy that can be generated using various techni(ues# $his estimation is sent to the local energy harnessing sites# $he energy demand of every area is stored and continuously updated in a database# *ased on the demand, efficient !ay to transport the energy produced is determined using path planning algorithms !hich could reduce the transportation cost to a very great e+tent# $he greatest advantage of this model is that it gives optimal and feasible solutions for input !hich is highly fluctuating in terms of climatic condition, industrial capacity and user demand# Even rerouting becomes possible if a particular path is bloc)ed due to accident or a natural disaster# Another advantage is ,rendering on map- !hich facilitates greater understanding and visual clarity of the situation and the solution proposed# Keywords: ene!able energy, %eographic Information System, emote Sensing, energy demand, path planning algorithm, map

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