PEARSON CORRELATION BETWEEN ENERGY PRODUCED AND WEATHER DATA: Analysis of the relationship between power generation and meteorological data from EMC UFG
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PEARSON CORRELATION BETWEEN ENERGY PRODUCED AND WEATHER DATA: Analysis of the relationship between power generation and meteorological data from EMC UFG

by Janine De Oliveira

data analysis Meteorology energy studies
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Delve into the Pearson correlation analysis linking energy production to weather data from EMC UFG. This work uncovers the interplay between meteorological conditions and power generation, providing a foundation for better energy management and predictive modeling in the field.

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This book presents an analysis of the relationship between power generation and meteorological data sourced from EMC UFG. It focuses on applying the Pearson correlation method to quantify connections between energy production and weather variables.

The study highlights patterns and dependencies that may inform energy planning and forecasting. By examining real-world data, it offers a structured approach to understanding environmental impacts on energy systems.

Readers will find a detailed exploration of statistical techniques used in energy and weather research. The content is geared toward those interested in data-driven insights for renewable or traditional power sectors.

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