Guidebook for Energy Facilities Compatibility with Airports and Airspace (2014) / Chapter Skim
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67 Moving Forward The knowledge base related to potential safety impacts of energy technologies on airports and airspace has advanced considerably in recent years due to the efforts of the FAA and the ACRP. This work has been central to the identification of the best practices guidance captured in Chapter 4.
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68 5.2 Future Work 5.2.1 No-Glare Solar Panel The current solution to glare is to perform a glare analysis using SGHAT, which will help identify sites and designs that could be problematic. Another potential solution would be to deploy a solar panel that does not produce a reflection intensity that produces an ocular hazard.
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69 resources for national security purposes. In addition, NOAA is keenly interested in protecting weather radars that could be adversely affected by wind farms.
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