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Multiple location request from NSRDB-SDK

  • Tom Hardy
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21 Dec 2016 14:13 #5029 by Tom Hardy
Multiple location request from NSRDB-SDK was created by Tom Hardy
Hello,

I want to make use of the automated download of data from NSRDB and SAM simulation for PV ( nsrdb.nrel.gov/api-instructions ).

I want to obtain the generation output of approx. 40,000 locations in the US. Thus, I have modified the code shown in the instructions in such a way that reads from a csv file all the locations, downloads the data from NSRDB, computes the power output for each location and saves the output of all of them in a netcdf file.

So far, I have done a test reading the first three locations in the csv. I can do a run for but first I want to make sure that I am allowed to do it.

If I let the model read and download the data from NSRDB of the approx. 40,000 locations one after the other, I may think that there is a possibility that the system identifies such action as an "attack". I may be too precautions, but I wanted to avoid further complications. Am I allowed to systematically request from the url string such amount of locations one after the other?

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09 Jan 2017 05:21 #5030 by Tom Hardy
Replied by Tom Hardy on topic Multiple location request from NSRDB-SDK
I have found the answer to my question: developer.nrel.gov/docs/solar/nsrdb/guide/

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10 Jan 2017 13:36 #5031 by Paul Gilman
Replied by Paul Gilman on topic Multiple location request from NSRDB-SDK
Hi Tom,

Thank you for sharing that link.

Best regards,
Paul.

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