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  This repo contains multiple data modalities and is structured as follow:
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  - `ground_full`: Ground-based sensor data include **sky images**, a variety of **meteorological measurements**, and labels for solar forecasting tasks, namely different **solar irradiance** components (i.e., GHI, DHI, and DNI) or **power generation** from solar panels.
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- - `ground_no_skycam`: A lite version of `ground_full` by excluding **sky images**. Useful for fast analysis and training non-vision models or performing ablation studies.
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- - `satellite`: Geostationary satellite imagery including GOES, Himawari, MSG.
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- - `weather_forecasts`: Numerical weather predictions (e.g., GFS).
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- - `climate_reanalysis`: Retrospective climate reanalysis datasets (e.g., ERA5).
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  These data can be easily accessed and made into use through the machine learning toolbox we developed. For more details, check it out here:
 
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  This repo contains multiple data modalities and is structured as follow:
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  - `ground_full`: Ground-based sensor data include **sky images**, a variety of **meteorological measurements**, and labels for solar forecasting tasks, namely different **solar irradiance** components (i.e., GHI, DHI, and DNI) or **power generation** from solar panels.
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+ - `ground_no_skycam`: A lite version of `ground_full` by excluding sky images. Useful for fast analysis and training non-vision models or performing ablation studies.
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+ - `satellite`: **Geostationary satellite imagery** including GOES, Himawari, MSG.
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+ - `weather_forecasts`: **Numerical weather predictions** (e.g., GFS).
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+ - `climate_reanalysis`: Retrospective **climate reanalysis** datasets (e.g., ERA5).
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  These data can be easily accessed and made into use through the machine learning toolbox we developed. For more details, check it out here: