Independent tool study Environmental analysis / 01

One model.
Two climate readings.

Reading climate at the scale of geometry.

A working prototype for comparing solar exposure and wind patterns on the same architectural model.

Early-design screening · independent work

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Shared model

Example.obj / fast pass

Drag to orbit · scroll or pinch to zoom

MinMaxW/m²

Sun path

Adjust geometry Move model parts

ANALYSIS CONTROLSSolar conditionsAdjust

Solar radiation

Solar conditions

Choose a place, date, and sun position.

Model

SAMPLEExample.obj

Choose OBJ file

OBJ · up to 20 MB. Uploaded files are stored on this server.

—Peak · W/m²

—Mean · W/m²

—Ray samples

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Location & time

City

Choose a listed city, then activate Use matching city.

Month Day Solar time17:00

Approximate solar position · local solar time

Model orientation

North rotation degrees

Analysis

Update as I change inputs

Display and calculation options

Radiation sample detail More samples catch shadows within large faces; the mesh stays unchanged.

Show surface edges Show sun path Include shadows Correct face normals

Fine sampling and shadows take longer. Normal correction helps inconsistent OBJ surfaces.

Result details and export

Waiting for the sample model.

Experimental early-design demonstrator. Results are indicative and do not replace validated environmental simulation.

Radiation profile

Compare across time

See how average surface radiation changes through the selected day or year.

Choose a profile to explore the model.

Choose a day or year profile above to build your comparison.

Independent experiment

Geometry is the input.
Comparison is the point.

This prototype asks how environmental readings can sit beside the model while design is still being shaped.

Solar exposure

Change location, date and solar time to compare incident radiation across sampled model surfaces. Review a day or year profile to see how the reading shifts.

Wind screening

Change the incoming direction and reference speed to explore geometry-based exposure patterns on the same model.

Scope of the study

The wind view is a screening estimate, not a fluid-flow simulation. Both readings are for early comparison and are not validated environmental analysis or compliance evidence.