Gaisser, Sibylle; Martin, Annette; Vaidya, Haresh; Moog, Mathias; Knoblauch, Anke (2025)
Tagungsband zum 6. Symposium zur Hochschullehre in den MINT-Fächern, München, 340-349.
DOI: 10.57825/repo_in-6441
Gaisser, Sibylle; Martin, Annette; Vaidya, Haresh; Moog, Mathias; Knoblauch, Anke (2025)
Wissenschaftliches Poster auf dem MINT SYMPOSIUM 6. Symposium zur Hochschullehre in den17. bis 19. September 2025 an der Technischen Hochschule Nürnberg 2025, 340-349.
Haupt, Thomas; Trull Domínguez, Óscar; Moog, Mathias (2025)
Energies 18 (11), 2698.
DOI: 10.3390/en18112692
Photovoltaic (PV) energy production in Western countries increases yearly. Its production can be carried out in a highly distributed manner, not being necessary to use large concentrations of solar panels. As a result of this situation, electricity production through PV has spread to homes and open-field plans. Production varies substantially depending on the panels’ location and weather conditions. However, the integration of PV systems presents a challenge for both grid planning and operation. Furthermore, the predictability of rooftop-installed PV systems can play an essential role in home energy management systems (HEMS) for optimising local self-consumption and integrating small PV systems in the low-voltage grid. In this article, we show a novel methodology used to predict the electrical energy production of a 48 kWp PV system located at the Campus Feuchtwangen, part of Hochschule Ansbach. This methodology involves hybrid time series techniques that include state space models supported by artificial intelligence tools to produce predictions. The results show an accuracy of around 3% on nRMSE for the prediction, depending on the different system orientations.
Moog, Mathias (2020)
In: Ambrosius, U., Gröner, P. (eds): Ansbacher Kaleidoskop 2020, Shaker Verlag, Düren, 210-219.
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