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Shading modeling using LIDAR/ GIS for harvesting solar energy in the city of Kingston, ON, Canada

Ruther et al (2004): Potential of building integrated photovoltaics solar energy generators in assisting daytime peaking feeders in urban areas in Brazil

Castro et al (2004): Grid-connected PV buildings: analysis of future scenarios with an example of Southern Spain

Rae et al (1999): Estimating the uptake of distributed energy in an urban setting

Denholm and Margolis (2008): Land use requirements and the per capita solar footprint for PV generation in the US

Levinson and Gupta (2008): Estimating solar access of typical residential rooftops: A case study in San Jose, CA

Ayoub, Dignard-Bailey and Fillion (2000): Photovoltaics for buildings: Opportunities for Canada

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Suzuki, Ito and Kurosawa (2007): An analysis of PV resource in residential areas by means of aerial photo images

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-Shading modeling using LIDAR/ GIS for the purpose of greening the city grid of Kingston, ON, Canada
+Shading modeling using LIDAR/ GIS for harvesting solar energy in the city of Kingston, ON, Canada
-The following outline is going to be updated so as to suit the title.
-== Chapter 1 ==
-What is a distributed energy system?
-Benefits of such a system for cities in Canada (drawn from as many available and applicable locations as possible e.g. a city in Ontario vs. a First Nation community in Nunavut)
-== Chapter 2 ==
-Background in solar energy measurement
-Solar energy potential for Southeastern Ontario
-== Chapter 3 ==
-Background on integrating PV in urban area
 [http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6V2P-4R34DMS-1&_user=10&_origUdi=B6V50-4DVB9PG-1&_fmt=high&_coverDate=05%2F31%2F2008&_rdoc=1&_orig=article&_acct=C000050221&_version=1&_urlVersion=0&_userid=10&md5=f85f7cbd14db3ff23b1619fe110a093e Ruther et al (2004): Potential of building integrated photovoltaics solar energy generators in assisting daytime peaking feeders in urban areas in Brazil]
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 [http://www.kurochans.net/paper/pvsec/suzuki6DV.4.52.pdf Suzuki, Ito and Kurosawa (2007): An analysis of PV resource in residential areas by means of aerial photo images]
-== Chapter 4 ==
-Solar energy potential for buidings (owned by the city of Kingston - part I of the internship and extrapolated from Lindsay's paper from the summer of 2009)
-== Chapter 5 ==
-Integration of solar energy into the city grid (essentially part II of the internship)
-== Chapter 6 ==
-The economic and social dimension of the project
-The degree of decentralization afforded by the city grid
-== Chapter 7 ==
-If combined with ground mounted PV, what is the per capita solar footprint for Kingston/ Southern Ontario?
-How does this project improve the sustainability of the city
-Lessons/ experience for other cities in Ontario/ Canada
 [[Category: Queens Applied Sustainability Group]]
 [[Category: Photovoltaics]]