SPIS Toolbox - Collect Data - Revision history

Ranisha at 19:34, 21 July 2020

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Ranisha at 16:06, 30 November 2018

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Stefan Eibisch at 09:04, 3 September 2018

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Ranisha at 11:54, 29 August 2018

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Stefan Eibisch at 15:14, 3 April 2018

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Stefan Eibisch at 11:18, 3 April 2018

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Ranisha at 17:12, 22 March 2018

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Ranisha at 16:20, 22 March 2018

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Ranisha at 14:11, 22 March 2018

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Ranisha at 16:08, 27 November 2017

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 [[File:SPIS-data-collection.jpg|thumb|right|350px|SPIS data collection field in India (Source: Lennart Woltering)]] For a proper design of an SPIS, a set of data and information is required on the meteorology, soil, crop, water and other site-specific parameters. The data can be obtained from a combination of interviews with the producer, on-site field observation and off-site data (internet, databases, etc.). The producer has to tell the designer what crops are to be grown at what time and how the crops are to be managed. The producer may want to use fertigation for accelerated growth, or the producer may opt for fruit trees instead of annual crops. Based on the location of the farm, a lot of data can be collected off-site, such as meteorological data, topography and perhaps even information on water availability. While an on-site survey of solar radiation and other meteorological data would be a worthwhile exercise, most systems are based on existing data derived from nearby reference locations. Data and information on evapotranspiration and crop water requirements can be obtained from agricultural offices or extension services. Finally, a field visit has to be organized to validate the collected data and to complement it with local information on e.g. soil and water quality, shadowing from trees or hill tops, ease of access to the site, the pumping head and more.
-The '''[[:File:DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool V1.0.xlsx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' contains interview guidelines and checklists to ensure that all required information for creating an SPIS design is available. The '''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Check Tool]]''' is used to make a qualitative check if a site is suitable for an SPIS.
+The '''[[:File:DESIGN Site Data Collection Template.docx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' contains interview guidelines and checklists to ensure that all required information for creating an SPIS design is available. The '''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Check Tool]]''' is used to make a qualitative check if a site is suitable for an SPIS.
 ==== '''<span style="color:#879637;">Outcome/Product</span>''' ====
 *Detailed description of farm-specific situation, as a basis for the assessment of the suitable configuration and the technical design;
-*'''[[:File:DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool V1.0.xlsx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' to collect all the information required to create a design for an SPIS;
+*'''[[:File:DESIGN Site Data Collection Template.docx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' to collect all the information required to create a design for an SPIS;
 *'''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Check Tool]]''' to check a site’s suitability for SPIS.

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 *Insufficient evaluation of water requirements and availability on-site often lead to under- or oversized PV systems. This frequently occurs in subsidy-driven markets, where the system designs are standardized and the size is not scalable.
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 [[File:SPIS-data-collection.jpg|thumb|right|350px|SPIS data collection field in India (Source: Lennart Woltering)]] For a proper design of an SPIS, a set of data and information is required on the meteorology, soil, crop, water and other site-specific parameters. The data can be obtained from a combination of interviews with the producer, on-site field observation and off-site data (internet, databases, etc.). The producer has to tell the designer what crops are to be grown at what time and how the crops are to be managed. The producer may want to use fertigation for accelerated growth, or the producer may opt for fruit trees instead of annual crops. Based on the location of the farm, a lot of data can be collected off-site, such as meteorological data, topography and perhaps even information on water availability. While an on-site survey of solar radiation and other meteorological data would be a worthwhile exercise, most systems are based on existing data derived from nearby reference locations. Data and information on evapotranspiration and crop water requirements can be obtained from agricultural offices or extension services. Finally, a field visit has to be organized to validate the collected data and to complement it with local information on e.g. soil and water quality, shadowing from trees or hill tops, ease of access to the site, the pumping head and more.
-The '''[[:File:DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool V1.0.xlsx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' contains interview guidelines and checklists to ensure that all required information for creating an SPIS design is available. The '''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist V1.0.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Check Tool]]''' is used to make a qualitative check if a site is suitable for an SPIS.
+The '''[[:File:DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool V1.0.xlsx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' contains interview guidelines and checklists to ensure that all required information for creating an SPIS design is available. The '''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Check Tool]]''' is used to make a qualitative check if a site is suitable for an SPIS.
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 *Detailed description of farm-specific situation, as a basis for the assessment of the suitable configuration and the technical design;
 *'''[[:File:DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool V1.0.xlsx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' to collect all the information required to create a design for an SPIS;
-*'''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist V1.0.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Check Tool]]''' to check a site’s suitability for SPIS.
+*'''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Check Tool]]''' to check a site’s suitability for SPIS.
 ==== '''<span style="color:#879637;">Data Requirements</span>''' ====

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 *Insufficient evaluation of water requirements and availability on-site often lead to under- or oversized PV systems. This frequently occurs in subsidy-driven markets, where the system designs are standardized and the size is not scalable.
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 [[File:SPIS-data-collection.jpg|thumb|right|350px|SPIS data collection field in India (Source: Lennart Woltering)]] For a proper design of an SPIS, a set of data and information is required on the meteorology, soil, crop, water and other site-specific parameters. The data can be obtained from a combination of interviews with the producer, on-site field observation and off-site data (internet, databases, etc.). The producer has to tell the designer what crops are to be grown at what time and how the crops are to be managed. The producer may want to use fertigation for accelerated growth, or the producer may opt for fruit trees instead of annual crops. Based on the location of the farm, a lot of data can be collected off-site, such as meteorological data, topography and perhaps even information on water availability. While an on-site survey of solar radiation and other meteorological data would be a worthwhile exercise, most systems are based on existing data derived from nearby reference locations. Data and information on evapotranspiration and crop water requirements can be obtained from agricultural offices or extension services. Finally, a field visit has to be organized to validate the collected data and to complement it with local information on e.g. soil and water quality, shadowing from trees or hill tops, ease of access to the site, the pumping head and more.
-The '''[[:File:DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool.xlsx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' contains interview guidelines and check-lists to ensure that all required information for creating an SPIS design is available. The '''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist]]''' is used to make a qualitative check if a site is suitable for an SPIS.
+The '''[[:File:DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool V0.3.xlsx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' contains interview guidelines and check-lists to ensure that all required information for creating an SPIS design is available. The '''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist V0.2.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist]]''' is used to make a qualitative check if a site is suitable for an SPIS.
 ==== '''<span style="color:#879637;">Outcome/Product</span>''' ====
 *Detailed description of farm-specific situation, as a basis for the assessment of the suitable configuration and the technical design;
-*'''[[:File:DESIGN_–_Site_Data_Collection_Tool.xlsx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' to collect all the information required to create a design for an SPIS;
+*'''[[:File:DESIGN_–_Site_Data_Collection_Tool V0.3.xlsx|DESIGN – Site Data Collection Tool]]''' to collect all the information required to create a design for an SPIS;
-*'''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist]]''' to check a site’s suitability for SPIS.
+*'''[[:File:DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist V0.2.xlsx|DESIGN – SPIS Suitability Checklist]]''' to check a site’s suitability for SPIS.
 ==== '''<span style="color:#879637;">Data Requirements</span>''' ====