<article>
  <title>
    <b>Sensitivity of the Irradiation PVGIS SARAH3 to the Inclination of the Plane of Receipt in Two Areas Peat Bowl Central</b>
  </title>
  <abstract>Solar radiation contributes to surface energy balance, purpose PVGIS irradiation estimates depend on receiving planar geometry. We quantified the effect of changing flat tilt from 18° to 30° for Bikoro and Inongo during 2020 2023. Forty eight monthly peer per site were analysed using absolute and relative differences, paired t tests and Wilcoxon signed rank tests. In Bikoro, mean irradiation decreased from 152.43 to 143.85 kWh m 2 month 1, corresponding to  8.57 kWh m 2 month 1   5.91  on average across months . In Inongo, it decreased from 154.12 to 146.27 kWh m 2 month 1, corresponding to  7.84 kWh m 2 month 1   5.44  . Differences were statistically clear at both sites  Wilcoxon, p   10 6 , but reversed during May–July, when the 30° plane received slightly more energy. T2m remained unchanged because it is an atmospheric variable independent of planar orientation. Tilt is therefore a modelling parameter that must be reported explicitly and should not be interpreted as a change in local climate.</abstract>
  <keyword>PVGIS SARAH3  solar irradiation  flat tilt  sensitivity analysis  Central Congo Basin  Bikoro  Inongo.</keyword>
  <pages>441-444</pages>
  <issue_number>Issue-5</issue_number>
  <volume_number>Volume-10</volume_number>
  <authors>Mambu Tshipasi le Fils | Ngindu Buabua David | Mumay Muluba John</authors>
</article>