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Situated Visualization of Photovoltaic Module Performance for Workforce Development: Preprint

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The rapid growth of the solar energy industry requires advanced educational tools to train the next generation of engineers and technicians. We present a novel system for situated visualization of photovoltaic (PV) module performance, leveraging a combination of PV simulation, sun-sky position, and head-mounted augmented reality (AR). Our system is guided by four principles of development: simplicity, adaptability, collaboration, and maintainability, realized in six components. Users interactively manipulate a physical module's orientation and shading referents with immediate feedback on the module's performance.

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Brunhart-Lupo, Nicholas, Gruchalla, Kenny (ORCID:0000000281551175), Williams, Laurie, Elias, Steven. 2024-10-17. Situated Visualization of Photovoltaic Module Performance for Workforce Development: Preprint. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/2473220

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