--- ray/doc/man/man1/genssky.1 2024/07/19 23:38:28 1.2 +++ ray/doc/man/man1/genssky.1 2024/10/09 21:10:54 1.4 @@ -1,11 +1,11 @@ -.\" RCSid $Id: genssky.1,v 1.2 2024/07/19 23:38:28 greg Exp $ +.\" RCSid $Id: genssky.1,v 1.4 2024/10/09 21:10:54 greg Exp $ .TH "GENSSKY" "1" "8/31/24" "RADIANCE" "" .SH "NAME" genssky - generates a RADIANCE description of the spectral daylight sources .br .SH "SYNOPSIS" -\fBgenssky month day hour [-y year] [-d AOD] [-c cloud_cover] [-l file] [-p dir] [-g grefl] [-n nproc] [-r res] [-f outname]\fR +\fBgenssky month day hour [-y year] [-d AOD] [-c cloud_cover] [-l file] [-p dir] [-g grefl] [-L dir_norm_illum dif_hor_illum] [-n nproc] [-r res] [-f outname]\fR .br .SH "DESCRIPTION" @@ -56,16 +56,19 @@ Non-clear conditions are modeled by linearly interpola \fB-o Longitude in degree, west positive. Used to calculated solar angle. .br -\fB-p Set directory to store the precomputed atmopsheric data directory, default=current working directory. +\fB-p Set directory to store the hyperspectral image and precomputed atmopsheric data directory, default=current working directory. .br -\fB-r Sky and ground hyperspectral image resolution. default=128. Increase this value to reduce artifacts at horizon. +\fB-r Sky hyperspectral image x resolution. default=128. y resolution is half of x resolution. .br \fB-y Set year to invoke a more accurate algorithm to calculate solar angles, default=0. .br +\fB-L Set direct normal and diffuse horizontal illuminance value. +.br + .SH "EXAMPLES" 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: .br @@ -78,6 +81,13 @@ For the same sky but with 100 percent total cloud cove .br genssky 3 2 15.25 -a 42 -o 108 -m 110 -n 8 -c 1 + +.br + +For the same sky but with direct normal and diffuse horizontal illuminance of 80000 and 8000 lux: +.br + + genssky 3 2 15.25 -a 42 -o 108 -m 110 -n 8 -L 80000 8000 .br