Abstract
The solar radiation data is crucial for many solar applications. In this regard, this manuscript analyzed and compared the correctness of ground station data with data from the PVGIS. Empirical equations were adopted to build software. This software calculates the global, direct, diffuse, and rates of solar radiation data on two axes. The result of the analysis was employed to assess the compatibility, dependability, and confidence of these types of data. The comparison showed that vastly variations in some curves from dawn to sunset. In sum, every site exhibit variation in solar radiation station rates. These results could serve as a starting point for users of solar data when analyzing the expected uncertainty for a given data
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