9.1.04. 3D chart
DESCRIPTION
This exercise shows how to generate 3D weather data chart using Ladybug.
PROCEDURE
1. Import the .epw file
2. Ladybug 3D Chart: visualisation of weather data
This exercise is using Grasshopper version 1.0.0007
Ladybug, https://www.ladybug.tools/, Accessed August 6, 2020.
9.1.03. psychrometric chart
DESCRIPTION
This example generates a specific location’s phychrometric chart using moisture measurement processes including physical and thermodynamic properties like dry bulb temperature, wet bulb temperature, humidity, enthalpy and air density.
PROCEDURE
1. Import the .epw file.
2. Generate the psychrometric chart and evaluate a set of temperatures and humidity ratios in terms of indoor comfort.
This exercise is using Grasshopper version 1.0.0007
Ladybug, https://www.ladybug.tools/, Accessed August 6, 2020.
9.1.02. wind rose
DESCRIPTION
This exercise generates the wind rose of target location
PROCEDURE
1. Import the .epw weather file.
2. Adjust analysis period
3. Ladybug wind rose
4. Ladybug legend parameters to change the legend properties
5. Ladybug gradient library
This exercise is using Grasshopper version 1.0.0007
Ladybug, https://www.ladybug.tools/, Accessed August 6, 2020.
9.1.01. sunpath and sunlight hour analysis
DESCRIPTION
Ladybug allows users to import and analyse standard weather data in Grasshopper; draw diagrams like Sun-path, wind-rose, radiation-rose, etc; customise the diagrams in several ways; run radiation analysis, shadow studies, and view analysis. This exercise uses a time- and location-specific sun trajectory to count the number of hours building surfaces are exposed to direct sunlight.
PROCEDURE
1. Import the .epw weather file.
2. Adjust analysis period
3. Ladybug sun path diagram
4. Ladybug sunlight hour analysis
5. Mesh selector
This exercise is using Grasshopper version 1.0.0007
Ladybug, https://www.ladybug.tools/, Accessed August 6, 2020.
