Pedestrian Wind Comfort

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A simple context version of the Boston Early Stage case study, without topology.

A Pedestrian Wind Comfort of a proposed site in Boston, USA.

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Geometry Originated from AccuCities:
https://www.accucities.com/new-free-city-model-samples-cardiff-bristol-dublin/

The geometry was modified for simulation purposes which may or may not have introduced inaccuracies. Fundamentally the modification was extending the topology and modification to topology. Additionally some surfaces had gaps, these were closed by moving some faces. 
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Simple project to show how to calculate Pressure Coefficient via a Field Calculator

wind comfort study for London area of walkie talkie building

Wind Comfort Analysis in a sample city partly on a hill. - Copy

copy from previous simulation for editing

This project takes a standard grasshopper model used to demonstrate outdoor thermal comfort, to demonstrate how to import SimScale Results back into the grasshopper engine for visualization and calculation purposes such as calculating UTCI.

Office towers in Taipei
GPS Locations: 25.099989137713717, 121.51363883909497
Windrose: https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/archive/windrose/xiashulin_taiwan_1675469

Testing a typical QVB for knowing its setting

A simple project to illustrate the channeling effect in PWC.

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