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Subsequently, precise geographical coordinates like latitude, longitude, and altitude must be provided. Finally, users need to import monthly weather data relevant to the site.","Answer",{"name":112,"@type":107,"acceptedAnswer":113},"Which weather data sources are supported by PVSYST for importing monthly data?",{"text":114,"@type":110},"PVSYST supports import from a variety of sources including Meteonorm, Rasa, PVGIS, NREL/SRRL, SolarAnywhere, and Solargis. Users can select specific providers and versions, such as Meteonorm 8.1, to ensure accurate simulation inputs.",{"name":116,"@type":107,"acceptedAnswer":117},"How does PVSYST handle the import of geographical data?",{"text":118,"@type":110},"Geographical data can be imported successfully from a map. 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Subsequently, precise geographical coordinates like latitude, longitude, and altitude must be provided. Finally, users need to import monthly weather data relevant to the site.\"},{\"question\":\"Which weather data sources are supported by PVSYST for importing monthly data?\",\"answer\":\"PVSYST supports import from a variety of sources including Meteonorm, Rasa, PVGIS, NREL/SRRL, SolarAnywhere, and Solargis. Users can select specific providers and versions, such as Meteonorm 8.1, to ensure accurate simulation inputs.\"},{\"question\":\"How does PVSYST handle the import of geographical data?\",\"answer\":\"Geographical data can be imported successfully from a map. The software allows for the input of coordinates in decimal degrees or degrees, minutes, seconds format and automatically calculates the time zone and legal time based on the location.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the 'Weather data Import' section in PVSYST?\",\"answer\":\"The 'Weather data Import' section allows users to select and load historical weather data, which is essential for accurately simulating the performance of photovoltaic systems. This includes choosing the data source, version, and then importing the selected data into the project.\"}]","PVSYST Tutorial V8-Grid Connected | PDF",1788441543,29]