MODEL ESTIMASI DATA INTENSITAS RADIASI MATAHARI UNTUK WILAYAH BANTEN
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Data intensitas radiasi matahari (Rs, MJ/m2/day) memiliki peran yang sangat penting dalam pemodelan cuaca dan iklim guna mengkuantifikasi panas yang dipertukarkan antara permukaan dan atmosfer. Namun, keterbatasan jumlah titik pengamatan intensitas radiasi matahari menjadikan pemodelan sebagai alternatif solusi yang relatif mudah dan murah untuk pengambilan data intensitas radiasi. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengevaluasi performa model dalam mengestimasi nilai intensitas radiasi matahari di wilayah penelitian menggunakan dua pendekatan model yang berbeda, yaitu model empiris oleh Keiser, Arkansas (AR) dan model deterministik. Tiga variabel utama cuaca yang digunakan sebagai input data model adalah curah hujan (mm), suhu maksimum (°C), dan suhu minimum (°C). Kedua model tersebut dipilih karena dapat diterapkan dengan hanya melibatkan variabel utama atmosfer yang tersedia dalam waktu yang panjang di lokasi penelitian. Hasil prediksi yang dilakukan dengan model kemudian dibandingkan dengan data reanalisis National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) pada titik koordinat wilayah Stasiun Klimatologi Pondok Betung. Hasilnya menunjukkan performa model empirik lebih baik dalam menggambarkan variasi temporal dan prediksi variabel intensitas matahari dibandingkan model deterministik. Hal tersebut ditunjukkan dengan nilai korelasi yang cukup baik, yakni mencapai 0,72 (korelasi kuat) dan nilai Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) 2,0. Atas dasar hasil pemodelan yang cukup representatif di lokasi penelitian, analisis secara spasial kemudian diterapkan untuk skala wilayah yang lebih luas, yaitu Provinsi Banten. Berdasarkan tinjauan secara spasial di wilayah kajian, model empirik memiliki performa yang bervariasi di wilayah Provinsi Banten. Hasil prediksi intensitas radiasi matahari di wilayah bagian barat memiliki performa yang lebih baik dibandingkan wilayah bagian timur.
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