I’d like some help with creating a comfort band, ideally an adaptive comfort band similar to the second image expect it would extend to cover the entire year:
How would I go about plotting it? I would need the lowest comfortable winter temperature and the highest comfortable summer temperature if possible adapted to each month. Is there a ladybug component that works this out? Would I use the Adaptive Comfort component? If so, how? What’s the difference between the prevailing outdoor temp and desired neutral temp? Will the output be automatically shaded or will I need to construct a surface?
This is a good question, @Alapeace , though you’re actually the first person I know of to ask for this in the LBT plugin. I realize that the following is a lot more roundabout than Legacy but the best way to do this right now in the LBT plugin is to process the neutral_temp output of the LB Adaptive Comfort component into a data collection that gives you the range of adaptive comfort, which you can then plot on the Monthly Chart. Here is a sample:
If this is something that multiple people want, then maybe I can add a dedicated component for producing these data collections. But I feel pretty strongly that the Monthly Chart component should be very generic and there shouldn’t be an input for a specific data type on it like temperature.
If more people say that they need this, I’ll add a dedicated component or at least put together a sample that does everything with a single GHPython component instead of several native Grasshopper components.
It is been a while since i created this comfort band in Legacy. I’m for the addition of a dedicated or the sample, as you suggested @chris.
Thanks,
-A.
@chris Thank you for the sample! I appreciate it!
Since not many people have requested the adaptive comfort band, I’d say the sample is more than enough.
Thanks,
I am carrying out a similar exercise, but in my case I would like to account for the wind speed in the adaptive comfort model. In the adaptive chart is possible to input the wind speed but does not have a neutral temperature output.
However, in the adaptive comfort component, this input is not available but it does provide a neutral temperature output. I was wondering if this is happening for any specific reason?
In my case I have calculated the adjusted comfort temperature limit due to a air speed increase.
