The use of horizontal sky illuminance to classify the CIE Standard General Skies

The CIE Standard General Skies defines the luminance distribution of skies into 15 types, from overcast sky to clear sky. Finding the frequency distributions of such skies is not a simple task, for two reasons. The first is the need for accurate luminance measurements over a long period of time. Suc...

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