A methodological framework to involve end-users in AgriPV implementation decision-making processes and promote the potential synergies between agricultural infrastructure and photovoltaic installations with the citizens, civil society, public authorities and NGOs is established. Questionnaires are developed, integrating system usability, acceptance, and end-user expectations. A semi-structured interview guideline is prepared and shared with partners. Partners conducted surveys and interviews at the three pilot sites. Then, the pre-implementation survey and interview results are analysed. System usability scores are computed, and text analysis of interviews is conducted; highlights for follow-up in post-implementation are identified. Demographics reveal a varied group of 13 respondents across three pilot sites in Spain, Denmark, and Türkiye. SUS scores indicate overall positive expectations, with Spain reaching the "Acceptable" range. Perceptions on cost, benefit, and risk factors show varied expectations, while interference with daily activities scores demonstrate positive expectations.
A generalised methodology for measuring the physiological indicators of crop physiological performance under the GCC panels (D2.1) was prepared. The methodology is based on growing crops indoors within controlled environment chambers that can simulate field climatic conditions, using lamps with multiple LED channels that can artificially control the light quality to achieve spectral adjustments. Measurements of plants centre on the known physiological and developmental responses to alteration of light quality: first, the absorption of light by leaf pigments and its utilisation in photosynthesis; and secondly, the perception of light by photoreceptors (photosensitive pigments) and consequent changes to plant development and morphology.
We finalised an agriPV design based on GCC spectrum down converting powders using perovskite nanoparticles embedded in glass and Bursa’s (Turkiye) irradiance data. The system is capable of storing 10.000 litres.
