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\fB-y Set year to invoke a more accurate algorithm to calculate solar angles, default=0. |
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To generate a clear sky for March 2th at 3:15pm standard time at a site latitude of 42 degrees, 108 degrees west longitude, and a 110 degrees standard meridian, using 8 threads: |
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