NASA POWER Tutorial: Extract Solar Radiation, Latitude, Longitude & Weather Data Easily

In this tutorial, we demonstrate how to extract meteorological parameters from the NASA POWER Data Access Viewer using the name of a location. This method is extremely useful for researchers working in environmental engineering, climate studies, renewable energy, and water treatment research where solar radiation and weather data are required.
In this step-by-step guide, we explain how to obtain:
• Latitude and Longitude of a selected location
• Incoming Solar Radiation
• Wind Speed data
• Temperature and other meteorological parameters
• Historical climate datasets
The NASA POWER database provides global meteorological and solar data derived from satellite observations and climate models. Researchers commonly use this data for:
Photodegradation experiments
Solar energy analysis
Climate research
Environmental modeling
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) studies
This tutorial will help you easily download accurate climate data using only the location name, without needing advanced GIS software.
This method is particularly useful for experiments involving solar photocatalysis, environmental monitoring, and atmospheric studies.
🔬 Topics Covered in This Video
✔ NASA POWER Data Access Viewer
✔ Finding Latitude and Longitude
✔ Extracting Solar Radiation Data
✔ Wind Speed and Meteorological Parameters
✔ Downloading Climate Data for Research
🔗 Useful Resource
NASA POWER Data Portal
https://power.larc.nasa.gov⁠�
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