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|[[File:Overlay icon heat sky view.png|25px|center]]
|SKY_VIEW
|fraction
|[[Result type (Heat Overlay)#Start type|Start]]
|The calculated sky view factor.
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[[File:Wageningen SkyView-01.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Sky View result type overlay (Wageningen)]]
[[File:Wageningen SkyView-01.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Sky View result type overlay (Wageningen)]]
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{{result types|type=row|overlay=Heat
|name=SKY_VIEW
|icon=Overlay icon heat sky view.png
|unit=fraction
|mode=[[Result types (Heat Overlay)#Start type|Start]]
|description=The calculated sky view factor.
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The sky view factor is a fraction which describes the amount of the sky which is visible from any given location. Constructions and other surface elevations can block parts of the sky, lowering the fraction. The visible section of the sky is projected onto the the 2D surface before computing the fraction.
The sky view factor is a fraction which describes the amount of the sky which is visible from any given location. Constructions and other surface elevations can block parts of the sky, lowering the fraction. The visible section of the sky is projected onto the the 2D surface before computing the fraction.


==See also==
{{article end
* [[Sky view factor calculation model (Heat Overlay)|Sky view factor calculation model]]
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* [[Sky view factor calculation model (Heat Overlay)]]
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Latest revision as of 12:00, 13 September 2021

Sky View result type overlay (Wageningen)

The sky view factor is a fraction which describes the amount of the sky which is visible from any given location. Constructions and other surface elevations can block parts of the sky, lowering the fraction. The visible section of the sky is projected onto the the 2D surface before computing the fraction.