Solar illumination

Solar illumination refers to the amount of sunlight reaching a specific location over a period of time, influenced by factors such as geographic position, time of year, and weather conditions. It’s an important consideration for designing solar energy systems, gardening, and architectural planning, as it determines how much natural light a site receives. High solar illumination means more sunlight, which is beneficial for solar panels and lighting requirements. Conversely, areas with low solar illumination get less sunlight, affecting energy production and visibility. Understanding solar illumination helps optimize the use of natural light and maximize the efficiency of solar-based technologies.