To visualize the hourly data, only lowercase English letters should be used as variables, and each letter alphabetically corresponds to each of the lists (in their respective order): "a" always represents the 1st list, "b" always represents the 2nd list, etc.įor the WindBoundaryProfile component, the variable "a" always represents windSpeed. The current version of this component accepts "and" and "or" operators. The conditional statement input here should be a valid condition statement in Python, such as "a>25" or "b<80" (without quotation marks).
To use this input correctly, hourly data, such as temperature or humidity, must be plugged into the annualHourlyData input. This input allows users to remove data that does not fit specific conditions or criteria from the wind rose. dryBulbTemperature)Īn optional analysis period from the Analysis Period component. The list of hourly wind speed data from the Import epw component.Īn optional list of hourly data from the Import epw component, which will be overlaid on wind rose (e.g. The list of hourly wind direction data from the Import epw component. The default North direction is set to the Y-axis (0 degrees). Input a vector to be used as a true North direction for the wind rose or a number between 0 and 360 that represents the degrees off from the y-axis to make North. The colors in a wedge conveys the relative percentage of time the wind coming from that direction was within that speed range. These colors relate directly with the legend displayed on the right. You will note that each wedge is also colored. In this wind rose diagram, each wedge represents the percentage of time the wind came from that direction during the analysis period you choose.
Use this component to make a windRose in the Rhino scene.
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