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The [[DPRA Heat Module]] for the [[Heat Overlay]] requires multiple parameters, a number of which are commonly measured by weathers stations. If there are weather stations near enough to the project area, they can be used as reference weather stations, providing a source for parameters such as (historical) [[wind speed (Heat Overlay)|wind speeds]] or [[daily temperature max (Heat Overlay)|daily temperatures]]. | The [[DPRA Heat Module]] for the [[Heat Overlay]] requires multiple parameters, a number of which are commonly measured by weathers stations. If there are weather stations near enough to the project area, they can be used as reference weather stations, providing a source for parameters such as (historical) [[wind speed (Heat Overlay)|wind speeds]] or [[daily temperature max (Heat Overlay)|daily temperatures]]. | ||
Information on Dutch weather stations, and historical hourly weather data, is provided by the KNMI<ref name='KNMI'/>. | Information on Dutch weather stations, and historical hourly weather data, is provided by the KNMI<ref name='KNMI'/>. | ||
Revision as of 10:36, 19 December 2019
The DPRA Heat Module for the Heat Overlay requires multiple parameters, a number of which are commonly measured by weathers stations. If there are weather stations near enough to the project area, they can be used as reference weather stations, providing a source for parameters such as (historical) wind speeds or daily temperatures.
Information on Dutch weather stations, and historical hourly weather data, is provided by the KNMI[1].
Tutorials
See also
- ↑ Historical hourly weather data (in Dutch) • https://www.knmi.nl/nederland-nu/klimatologie/uurgegevens (Last visited: 19-12-2019)
