Cite and reuse our work
Everything published here may be reused. The only request: credit the authors and their laboratory, the O.I.E. center (Observation, Impacts, Energy) of Mines Paris – PSL, and link to the source.
| Work | License | How to cite |
|---|---|---|
| Articles | The journal's (often CC BY when open access) | The full reference with every co-author and the DOI; the list is on the news page, ORCID and HAL. |
| Software | The repository's (LICENSE file: MIT, BSD, GPL…) | The repository's "all versions" Zenodo DOI, or GitHub's "Cite this repository" button (CITATION.cff), plus the associated article when there is one. |
| Courses (solar forecasting, biostatistics, industrial physics) | CC BY 4.0 (lectures and exercise sessions) | Voyant, C. (year). Course title. Mines Paris – PSL, O.I.E. center. Page address. |
| Data | The dataset's (for example CC BY on Webservice-Energy) | The dataset DOI and version, with its producers. |
| Texts and figures of this site (stories, approach, AI page, data page) | CC BY 4.0 | Voyant, C. (2026). Page title. www.cyrilvoyant.com, page address, date accessed. |
An example
Voyant, C. (2026). Solar forecasting course: forecasting the intermittent solar resource. Mines Paris – PSL, O.I.E. centre. Licence CC BY 4.0. https://www.cyrilvoyant.com/teaching/solar-forecasting-course/
Team work
Much of this work is collective: cite every author in the order of the publication. For the laboratory's infrastructures, such as Webservice-Energy (Lionel Ménard, Raphaël Jolivet), cite the infrastructure, its authors and the O.I.E. center.
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