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CBE Clima Tool
  • CBE Clima Tool
  • Documentation
    • Overview
    • Weather file repositories
    • Tabs Explained
      • Select Weather File
      • Climate Summary
        • Degree Days Explained
        • Climate Profiles Explained
        • Clima Dataframe
      • Temperature and Humidity
        • Temperatures explained
        • Relative humidity explained
      • Sun and Clouds
        • How to read a cartesian sun path diagram
        • How to read a spherical sun path diagram
        • Global and Diffuse Horizontal Solar Radiation
          • Global, Diffuse and Normal solar radiation explained
        • Cloud coverage
        • Customizable daily and hourly maps
      • Wind
        • How to read a Wind Rose
      • Psychrometric Chart
        • How to read a Psychrometric Chart
      • Natural Ventilation Potential
      • Outdoor Comfort
        • UTCI explained
      • Data Explorer
      • Charts Tips and tricks
  • Contributing
    • Run project locally
    • How to contribute
    • Code of Conducts
  • Version
    • Info
    • Changelog
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Overview

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The CBE Clima Tool allows users to analyze and visualize climatic data. Via a map-based interface, our tool allows the users to easily access EPW files for circa 30,000 locations worldwide from two online repositories the and . In addition, users can upload into our tool their own EPW file.

Users can download:

  • all the charts and figures in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG);

  • the data from the EPW file or those we used in the tool to generate the plots in Comma-Separated Values (CSV) format.

When displaying the variables in the interactive plots users can either select to use the Global or Local Value Ranges. The Global option uses preset limits for the chart axes, chosen to cover the vast majority of the climatic ranges to be found on planet Earth. This allows the user to easily compare charts generated for any two different locations. The Local option sets the upper and lower limits of the chart axes as a function of the data contained in the EPW file.

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