Digerati provides accurate forecasts of solar irradiance for a horizon of up to 6 hours ahead with a temporal resolution of 15 minutes. By fusing continuous measurements from PV systems and ground weather stations, it reduces the error by one third compared to classical satellite-based forecasts.
Digerati's forecasts are probabilistic. While the measured data (red line) can deviate from the median forecast (P50, blue line), it will be 90% of the time within the interval (blue range) between the 5% and 95% percentiles (P5 and P95, respectively).