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Difference between revisions of "Climate-Smart Agrifood Systems: Tools & Software"
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| + | <span lang="EN-US" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); font-size: 10pt;">'''Solar Irrigation Potential (SIP)''' is an interactive online tool to assess land suitability for irrigation using solar energy. The tool supports the user in identifying suitable areas for solar based irrigation depending on the water sources and pump characteristics. Using a suite of national and international databases to source data including solar irradiation, groundwater levels, aquifer productivity, groundwater storage, groundwater irrigation potential, proximity to rivers, proximity to reservoirs and wetlands, crop and land suitability, roads and travel time to markets, which are combined using a GIS-based Multi-Criteria Evaluation (MCE) technique to give the solar suitability ranking for a selected area. </span><u style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">[http://sip.africa.iwmi.org/ Read more...]</u><br/> | ||
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*[[Ice-Making as a Productive Application in Green Mini-Grid (GMG) Systems|Ice-Making as a Productive Application in Green Mini-Grid (GMG) Systems]] | *[[Ice-Making as a Productive Application in Green Mini-Grid (GMG) Systems|Ice-Making as a Productive Application in Green Mini-Grid (GMG) Systems]] | ||
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Water Use in Agriculture
SPIS Toolbox
- Impact Assessment Tool
- Water Requirement Tool
- Water Resource Management Checklist Tool
- Soil Tool
- Pump Sizing Tool|alt=Pump Sizing Tool
FAO Tools
Other publishers
Application
Solar Irrigation Potential (SIP) is an interactive online tool to assess land suitability for irrigation using solar energy. The tool supports the user in identifying suitable areas for solar based irrigation depending on the water sources and pump characteristics. Using a suite of national and international databases to source data including solar irradiation, groundwater levels, aquifer productivity, groundwater storage, groundwater irrigation potential, proximity to rivers, proximity to reservoirs and wetlands, crop and land suitability, roads and travel time to markets, which are combined using a GIS-based Multi-Criteria Evaluation (MCE) technique to give the solar suitability ranking for a selected area. Read more...
Pumping and Irrigation
Cooling
Energy Source
Solar Power
Solar Powered Cooling
Financing and Business Models
- WinDASI: A Software for Cost Benefit Analysis of Investment Projects
- FAOVCA-Tool – A Software for Value Chain Analysis
- Toolbox on Solar Powered Irrigation Systems – Payback Tool
Policies and Regulations
