EKO Instruments:
Research Collaborations

EKO Instruments works closely with universities, research institutes, and meteorological organizations worldwide.
Through these partnerships, we support scientific research on solar radiation, atmospheric sciences, and renewable energy monitoring.

Advancing Solar and Atmospheric Research

Our precision instruments — including pyranometers, spectroradiometers, and solar trackers — are used in research projects to improve the accuracy of solar irradiance and spectral measurements. From aerosol optical depth to direct and diffuse irradiance analysis, EKO technologies help scientists achieve reliable, traceable data for climate and environmental studies.

Publications and Academic Projects

This page features peer-reviewed papers, conference proceedings, and field studies that use EKO instruments in real-world research.
Explore how leading researchers apply our technology in aerosol studies, DNI/GHI/DHI measurements, and radiometric calibration worldwide.

This study, published in Solar Energy (2024), showcases how EKO Instruments’ all-sky imagers and solar sensors were used to develop an advanced machine learning model for short-term solar irradiance forecasting.[...]
Solar radiation is probably the most influential magnitude on Earth’s climate system and on its energetic balance. It is measured and studied in fields of science such as astronomy and[...]
Recent research confirms that compact spectroradiometers can effectively achieve precision aerosol monitoring[...]
This collection of studies delves into innovative methods for understanding and improving solar and atmospheric measurements. Topics include solar forecasting using all-sky imagers, aerosol retrievals with advanced spectroradiometers, and water[...]
A unique testbed for research & development, the Ami & Inashiki PV plants near Tokyo have a combined annual power generation capacity of nearly 2.8 GWh and feature solar panels[...]
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