World-First Study Uses First Nations Calendars for Solar Power Forecasting

Indigenous calendars could make solar power more efficient

Using ecological cues may allow for more localized AI solar farm forecasting.

World-first study uses First Nations calendars for solar power forecasting

The in-depth observations of First Nations seasonal calendars could be key to improving solar power forecasting, according to a world-first study by Charles Darwin University (CDU).

Study uses First Nations calendars for solar power forecasting—a world first - PVBuzzMedia

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AI, First Nations data boost solar forecasts by 14.6% in Australia

Australian researchers improved solar generation forecasts by 14.6% by integrating advanced AI methods with First Nations seasonal knowledge, offering new potential for more accurate renewable energy planning.From pv magazine Australia Researchers at Charles Darwin University (CDU) in Australia's Northern Territory have developed FNS-Metrics, a solar forecasting system that uses seasonal information from First Nations calendars. The team fed thi…

First Nations-owned housing project aims to have people moving in this fall

The 48-unit build on Duke Street in Dryden is the first such project of the Sioux Lookout Friendship Accord Economic Development Corporation.

First Nations wisdom improves AI solar power prediction model by 14.6%

Researchers have combining advanced AI techniques with First Nations seasonal data and discovered a 14.6% more accurate way to predict solar power generation, with potential to improve renewable energy planning.Researchers at the Charles Darwin University (CDU) in the Northern Territory (NT) have developed a solar power forecasting system called FNS-Metrics, using seasonal information from First Nations calenders, the data of which was fed into …