Agrivoltaic Garden Planner
A site-specific model of the light a solar array leaves on the ground. It reads the sun,
weather and soil at a real address, simulates the light reaching each bed through the
year, and ranks crops against the light it measured there.
It works at garden scale: beds a person reaches across, paths a
wheelbarrow fits down, arrays of a few rows. It's not a farm planning tool and models
no tractor or implement access.
Outputs are planning estimates from a model. They're not agronomic or engineering
recommendations, and the tool hasn't been validated against a real garden.
Where the numbers come from, including the ones this project can't yet source and
therefore doesn't present as findings:
the modeling documents and citation corpus.
The tool itself needs JavaScript and WebGL2, because it renders and simulates a 3D scene
in the browser. Nothing is stored on a server and there's no sign-up.