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[[File:DPRA_Heatstress_overlay.PNG|thumb|420px|right|Example of the DPRA heat stress overlay]]
==What the heat overlay is==
The new Heat Stress [[Overlay]] module is in accordance with the 2019 {{Heat DPRA Report}}


[[File:Editor_overlay_heatstress.jpg|thumb|420px|left|Active heat stress overlay]]
==Modules==
In order to configure a Heat Stress Overlay, a module has to be selected. The module can be configured by opening the Heat Overlay Wizard.


The heat stress overlay is an [[Overlay]] which displays the average temperature deviation (positive or negative) in different colors for the project area, indicating transitions in temperatures, resulting in heat-stress.
The selectable modules are:
* [[DPRA Heat Module|DPRA Heat stress module]]. This module is more detailed and based on the 2019 {{Heat DPRA Report}}. It can generate multiple Heat Overlay [[Result types (Heat Overlay)|result types]] as child overlays;
* [[UNESCO Heat Module|UNESCO Heat stress module]]. This module generates a simple heat stress overlay which visualizes the [[Pet_relative_result_type_(Heat_Overlay)|Relative Physiological equivalent temperature]] result type. It uses a different (and smaller) set of formula's to calculate Heat differences. It does not calculate the expected Physiological Equivalent Temperature.


===Color: Blue===
[[File:Heatstress_overlay.PNG|thumb|420px|right|Example of the UNESCO heat stress overlay]]
Blue indicates the coolest area's, compared to the surroundings.
{{Heat_Module_buttons}}
{{clear}}
===Color: Green===
Green indicate cool area's, compared to the surroundings.


===Color: Yellow===
{{article end
Yellow indicates warmer area's, compared to the surroundings.
|notes=
* The Heat Stress Overlay certain [[past projects]] used the [[UNESCO Heat Module]], rather than the [[DPRA Heat Module]], for legacy reasons.
|howtos=
* [[How to add and remove an Overlay]]
* [[How to edit an overlay legend]]
* [[How to use a Infrared WMS to estimate foliage height]]
* [[How to improve the estimated foliage overlay]]
|seealso=
* [[FAQ (Heat Overlay)]]
}}


===Color: Red===
{{HeatOverlay result type nav}}
Red indicates the hottest area's, compared to the surroundings.
{{Overlay nav}}
 
[[Category:Overlays with result types]]
==Additional information displayed in hover panel==
[[File:Editor_overlay_heat_stress_hover.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Hover panel displays additional information]]
The hover panel gives additional information when the overlay is active.
====Surrounding Heatstress====
The amount of heat stress from the surroundings in °C.
 
==Adding and removing==
 
Because the Heat Overlay is directly linked to the heat indicator, it is currently not possible to load this heat overlay separately. To activate the Heat overlay in you project, please see the documentation about the [[Indicators#Adding/removing indicators|Adding/removing indicators]].

Latest revision as of 06:47, 22 December 2023

Example of the DPRA heat stress overlay

The new Heat Stress Overlay module is in accordance with the 2019 DPRA Heat stress report.

Modules

In order to configure a Heat Stress Overlay, a module has to be selected. The module can be configured by opening the Heat Overlay Wizard.

The selectable modules are:

Example of the UNESCO heat stress overlay