enerMET v1.3.8 (beta): released
2018-10-19
Renewable energy, its useful and sustainable supply and consumption pose a significant challenge. Many stakeholders and as many interests are involved. Inconsistent approaches need to be aligned. The web-based application enerMET seeks to foster the integration of renewable energy in populated areas by providing comprehensive and concise information by analysing relevant data sources. In the present release of enerMET (version 1.3.8beta, visit: http://enerMET-data.blogspot.ch) a new extension jSOLAR.js has been included. It represents a very useful GIS-Add-on to enerMET linking present weather data (weather data are updated in intervals of 10') and geographical energy information. This new extension draws on a development by the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE): http://www.sonnendach.ch. In the current release of enerMET the extension jSOLAR.js covers Switzerland.
Along with the implementation of the new extension various minor adjustments have been made in order to make enerMET more user friendly. In addition, the help documentation was expanded.
Renewable energy, its useful and sustainable supply and consumption pose a significant challenge. Many stakeholders and as many interests are involved. Inconsistent approaches need to be aligned. The web-based application enerMET seeks to foster the integration of renewable energy in populated areas by providing comprehensive and concise information by analysing relevant data sources. In the present release of enerMET (version 1.3.8beta, visit: http://enerMET-data.blogspot.ch) a new extension jSOLAR.js has been included. It represents a very useful GIS-Add-on to enerMET linking present weather data (weather data are updated in intervals of 10') and geographical energy information. This new extension draws on a development by the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE): http://www.sonnendach.ch. In the current release of enerMET the extension jSOLAR.js covers Switzerland.
Along with the implementation of the new extension various minor adjustments have been made in order to make enerMET more user friendly. In addition, the help documentation was expanded.
