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* Otherwise, the present [[terrain]]'s [[Terrain vegetation fraction (Heat Stress Overlay)|VEGETATION_FRACTION]] attribute is used. | * Otherwise, the present [[terrain]]'s [[Terrain vegetation fraction (Heat Stress Overlay)|VEGETATION_FRACTION]] attribute is used. | ||
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* The vegetation factor cannot be overwritten by [[Area]]s. | |||
* The [[DPRA Heat stress report]] prescribes{{ref|DPRA-water-vegetation}} that during the day [[Water Terrain]] is considered vegetation, but at night is not considered vegetation. | * The [[DPRA Heat stress report]] prescribes{{ref|DPRA-water-vegetation}} that during the day [[Water Terrain]] is considered vegetation, but at night is not considered vegetation. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:10, 14 July 2026
The vegetation fraction is an attribute used by the Heat Stress Overlay, and indicates the amount of vegetation per square meter. The vegetation fraction can be determined based on the presence of multiple types of data:
- If a building is present with a vegetation fraction function value, this value is used.
- Otherwise, the present terrain's VEGETATION_FRACTION attribute is used.
Notes
- The vegetation factor cannot be overwritten by Areas.
- The DPRA Heat stress report prescribes[1] that during the day Water Terrain is considered vegetation, but at night is not considered vegetation.
See also
API Endpoints
- Api session event editor building set function value
- Api session event editor terraintype set attribute
- Api session event editor functionoverride set attribute
References
- ↑ Ontwikkeling Standaard Stresstest Hitte ∙ T. de Nijs et al. ∙ Page(s): page 92 of 121 in section B1.2.1 Luchttemperatuur en luchtvochtigheid ∙ Found at: https://www.rivm.nl/bibliotheek/rapporten/2019-0008.pdf ∙ (last visited: 14-09-2023)




