earthkit.meteo.solar.cos_solar_zenith_angle_integrated

earthkit.meteo.solar.cos_solar_zenith_angle_integrated(begin_date: DateLike, end_date: DateLike, latitudes: ArrayLike, longitudes: ArrayLike, *, intervals_per_hour: int = 1, integration_order: int = 3)
earthkit.meteo.solar.cos_solar_zenith_angle_integrated(begin_date: DateLike, end_date: DateLike, latitudes: xarray.DataArray, longitudes: xarray.DataArray, *, intervals_per_hour: int = 1, integration_order: int = 3) → xarray.DataArray
earthkit.meteo.solar.cos_solar_zenith_angle_integrated(begin_date: DateLike, end_date: DateLike, latitudes: earthkit.data.FieldList, longitudes: None = None, *, intervals_per_hour: int = 1, integration_order: int = 3) → earthkit.data.FieldList
earthkit.meteo.solar.cos_solar_zenith_angle_integrated(begin_date: DateLike, end_date: DateLike, latitudes: earthkit.data.Field, longitudes: None = None, *, intervals_per_hour: int = 1, integration_order: int = 3) → earthkit.data.Field

Compute the time-integrated cosine of the solar zenith angle.

Parameters:

  • begin_date (datetime.datetime | numpy.datetime64) – Start of the integration interval.

  • end_date (datetime.datetime | numpy.datetime64) – End of the integration interval.

  • latitudes (array-like | xarray.DataArray | FieldList | Field) – Latitude (degrees), or a field|(s) whose geography provides latitude/longitude values.

  • longitudes (array-like | xarray.DataArray | None, optional) – Longitude (degrees). Must be provided with array/xarray inputs and must be omitted (or set to None) when latitudes is FieldList or Field.

  • intervals_per_hour (int, optional) – Number of sub-intervals per hour used in the numerical integration.

  • integration_order (int, optional) – Order of the integration scheme.

Returns:

Time-integrated cosine of the solar zenith angle.

Return type:

array-like | xarray.DataArray | FieldList | Field

Implementations

cos_solar_zenith_angle_integrated() calls one of the following implementations depending on the type of the input arguments:

The function returns an object of the same type as the input arguments.