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Appropriate information on solar resources is very important for avariety of technological areas. Based on the potential of retrieving globalhorizontal irradiance from satellite data, an enhanced version of theHeliosat-2 method has been implemented at the Royal Meteorological Instituteof Belgium to estimate surface solar irradiance over Belgium from MeteosatSecond Generation at the SEVIRI spatial and temporal resolution. In thiscontribution, sensitivity of our retrieval scheme to surface albedo,atmospheric aerosol and water vapor contents is investigated. Resultsindicate that while the use of real-time information instead ofclimatological values can help to reduce to some extent the RMS error betweensatellite-retrieved and ground-measured solar irradiance, only the correctionof the satellite-derived data with in situ measurements allows tosignificantly reduce the overall model bias

Sensitivity of the RMI's MAGIC/Heliosat-2 method to relevant input data