A blog for EarthPV
EarthPV now has a blog. It is where recalibrations, mapping campaigns and method dead-ends get written up while they are still fresh, before they harden into the reference docs.
Updates, method notes and field reports from the people building EarthPV and the wider TraceTheSun pilot: what a recalibration changed and why, what a week of quadrat mapping in Pakistan turned up, where a method broke. The settled version of anything here lives under How it works; the full experiment register is Experiments. To publish a post, see Contribute a post.
EarthPV now has a blog. It is where recalibrations, mapping campaigns and method dead-ends get written up while they are still fresh, before they harden into the reference docs.
A guest post by Tayyiba Shafiq on a summer spent mapping rooftop solar for the TraceTheSun pilot, and the questions that turned out to matter more than the map.
What 100+ doorsteps in Lahore taught me about solar, gender, and the limits of a survey form. A guest post by Nimra Aamir Ali.
A guest post by Laeeba Hafeez Malik on an Open Energy Transition internship, a pipeline that did not fit, and the resolution wall that two teams answered two different ways.
A guest post by Gabriel Kasmi, creator of DeepPVMapper, on how a PhD side-input became a mapping method, and how that method led to EarthPV.