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Risikomanagement, Basel II und Rating,ngeable. The effect of these factors on agricultural processes and subjects governs to a considerable extent harvest size, product volume, cost, and operating efficiency. For this reason, the qualified calculation and measurement of meteorological components, as well as the use of information concer

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Franz Wever,Walter Koch,Helga Rohdeersion from solar radiation on the surface of the soil and of the plants most directly influences the meteorological occurrences. For this reason, solar radiation is, as a meteorological parameter, of special importance to agricultural meteorology.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-29230-3y, e.g., heat-energy. It is known that a part of the solar energy that is radiated to earth is reflected and is no longer available for energy conversions. Energy is also reflected from the surface of the ground or from plants, and subsequently reradiated (reflected radiation) by the atmosphere to t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-43040-8ing individual energy flows are best mounted on a special instrument carrier. The individual measurement instruments are then placed onto so-called outriggers that are movably attached to a main mast in such a manner that they always stand free above the ground. There is no need to point out that su

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