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Huertas-Tato, Javier; Aler, Ricardo; Galván, Inés M.; Rodríguez-Benítez, Francisco J.; Arbizu-Barrena, Clara; Pozo-Vázquez, David
Solar energy, 01/2020, Letnik: 195Journal Article
•Short-term (6 h ahead, 15 min) DNI and GHI forecasting.•Blending of four models based on Support Vector Regression.•General and horizon blending approaches.•Regional GHI and DNI short term forecasting.•Blending approaches improve the individual models for all horizons. In this article we explore the blending of the four models (Satellite, WRF-Solar, Smart Persistence and CIADCast) studied in Part 1 by means of Support Vector Machines with the aim of improving GHI and DNI forecasts. Two blending approaches that use the four models as predictors have been studied: the horizon approach constructs a different blending model for each forecast horizon, while the general approach trains a single model valid for all horizons. The influence on the blending models of adding information about weather types is also studied. The approaches have been evaluated in the same four Iberian Peninsula stations of Part 1. Blending approaches have been extended to a regional context with the goal of obtaining improved regional forecasts. In general, results show that blending greatly outperforms the individual predictors, with no large differences between the blending approaches themselves. Horizon approaches were more suitable to minimize rRMSE and general approaches work better for rMAE. The relative improvement in rRMSE obtained by model blending was up to 17% for GHI (16% for DNI), and up to 15% for rMAE. Similar improvements were observed for the regional forecast. An analysis of performance depending on the horizon shows that while the advantage of blending for GHI remains more or less constant along horizons, it tends to increase with horizon for DNI, with the largest improvements occurring at 6 h. The knowledge of weather conditions helped to slightly improve further the forecasts (up to 3%), but only at some locations and for rRMSE.
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