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| − | OSSP is a collaborative, open effort to gather information, resources, and tools on photovoltaic system design, installation and use. The mission of the project is to improve practices, user experiences and safety in areas of the world where there are not well-developed standards or appropriate training available related to PV. The project aims to be both a direct resource in these areas and to serve as a readily-adaptable base for the development of training materials that are tailored to the needs and standards of a particular area | + | OSSP is a collaborative, open effort to gather information, resources, and tools on photovoltaic system design, installation and use. The mission of the project is to improve practices, user experiences and safety in areas of the world where there are not well-developed standards or appropriate training available related to PV. The project aims to be both a direct resource in these areas and to serve as a readily-adaptable base for the development of training materials that are tailored to the needs and standards of a particular area. OSSP is open and license-free running on the same platform as Wikipedia - start contributing. |
Guidelines: | Guidelines: | ||
| + | *Infomation must be acessible and practical for an audience with a varying level of technology literacy. | ||
*Information about universal concepts should be kept universal. | *Information about universal concepts should be kept universal. | ||
*Graphics must be in the public domain. | *Graphics must be in the public domain. | ||
Revision as of 11:18, 20 September 2020
Welcome to The Open Source Solar Project
OSSP is a collaborative, open effort to gather information, resources, and tools on photovoltaic system design, installation and use. The mission of the project is to improve practices, user experiences and safety in areas of the world where there are not well-developed standards or appropriate training available related to PV. The project aims to be both a direct resource in these areas and to serve as a readily-adaptable base for the development of training materials that are tailored to the needs and standards of a particular area. OSSP is open and license-free running on the same platform as Wikipedia - start contributing.
Guidelines:
- Infomation must be acessible and practical for an audience with a varying level of technology literacy.
- Information about universal concepts should be kept universal.
- Graphics must be in the public domain.
- Information or resources that are location specific should be added to a country page.
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
