Global Dataset of Solar Power Plants: Multidimensional Integration and Analysis

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Auteurs principaux: Mantilla-Guerra, Anibal, Mejia-Escobar, Christian, Azorin-Lopez, Jorge, Garcia-Rodriguez, Jose, Tarco, Byron Fernando, Santamaria, Karen
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Publié: 2026
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author Mantilla-Guerra, Anibal
Mejia-Escobar, Christian
Azorin-Lopez, Jorge
Garcia-Rodriguez, Jose
Tarco, Byron Fernando
Santamaria, Karen
author_facet Mantilla-Guerra, Anibal
Mejia-Escobar, Christian
Azorin-Lopez, Jorge
Garcia-Rodriguez, Jose
Tarco, Byron Fernando
Santamaria, Karen
contents The use of clean energy is a global trend, with solar photovoltaic plants serving as a cornerstone of this energy transition. To support this rapid growth, optimize energy utilization, and enable a wide range of applications and services, it is essential to have access to more sophisticated and detailed solar data. Specifically, existing datasets lack integration, contain significant gaps, and have limited geographic coverage. In contrast, this study proposes a reliable, standardized, and multidimensional dataset with a global scope. Through a reproducible methodology and automated processes, we have successfully collected, generated, and combined 27 attributes of geographic, topographic, logistical, climate, and power nature, which are critical for the study of photovoltaic plants worldwide. Based on descriptive statistical analysis of the 58,978 records comprising the compiled dataset, the raw data have been transformed into valuable information for the energy sector. This demonstrates the utility of this product as a source of knowledge discovery, publicly available to the academic and professional communities.
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spellingShingle Global Dataset of Solar Power Plants: Multidimensional Integration and Analysis
Mantilla-Guerra, Anibal
Mejia-Escobar, Christian
Azorin-Lopez, Jorge
Garcia-Rodriguez, Jose
Tarco, Byron Fernando
Santamaria, Karen
Databases
Methodology
The use of clean energy is a global trend, with solar photovoltaic plants serving as a cornerstone of this energy transition. To support this rapid growth, optimize energy utilization, and enable a wide range of applications and services, it is essential to have access to more sophisticated and detailed solar data. Specifically, existing datasets lack integration, contain significant gaps, and have limited geographic coverage. In contrast, this study proposes a reliable, standardized, and multidimensional dataset with a global scope. Through a reproducible methodology and automated processes, we have successfully collected, generated, and combined 27 attributes of geographic, topographic, logistical, climate, and power nature, which are critical for the study of photovoltaic plants worldwide. Based on descriptive statistical analysis of the 58,978 records comprising the compiled dataset, the raw data have been transformed into valuable information for the energy sector. This demonstrates the utility of this product as a source of knowledge discovery, publicly available to the academic and professional communities.
title Global Dataset of Solar Power Plants: Multidimensional Integration and Analysis
topic Databases
Methodology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.20601