Urban heat assessment for outdoor environments
Model-based heat analyses to examine thermal comfort in outdoor spaces. Using BIM data, wind flows, PET values, and climate scenarios are evaluated to enable informed, climate-adaptive planning decisions.
Heat analyses for outdoor spaces enable an early, quantitative assessment of thermal comfort. Based on a BIM model, simulations are carried out that calculate, among other parameters, the Physiologically Equivalent Temperature Index (PET), wind flows, and shading conditions. In addition, analyses according to UN climate scenarios can be incorporated to ensure long-term climate resilience in planning. The results are continuously integrated into the planning process and support data-driven, climate-adaptive design of outdoor spaces.
Providers:
Visualization of results
Comparison of design variants
Analysis of climate scenarios
Shading and solar radiation analysis
Simulation of wind currents
Thermal comfort analysis (PET index)
