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ENVI-met eLibrary
The eLibrary provides access to all kinds of different electronic documentation around ENVI-met. Most of the items can be downloaded directly from our servers. For a few others, links are provided how to get to the article or book.
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Thesis
This is a collection of different important thesis, mostly Ph.D, written about the ENVI-met system. Please be aware that these documents reflect the state of ENVI-met at the time they have been written. Hence, some aspects might no longer be true or have been changed. So please also refer to our Technical Report above for the recent state.
Sinsel, Tim (2022) Advancements and applications of the microclimate model ENVI-met
Ph.D thesis building up on the improvements in Version V5, especially including the Indexed View Sphere (IVS) method, the new QSM-based trees and the improved calculation of TMRT.
Simon, Helge (2010) Modeling urban microclimate : Development, implementation and evaluation […]
General overview over V4.x including Plant-as-Object model and atmospheric chemistry. This compilation should reflect the recent state of most ENVI-met modules including V5.x if used together with the thesis from Tim Sinsel and provided update articles.
Huttner, Sebastian (2012) Further development and application of
the 3D microclimate simulation ENVI-met
Ph.D thesis focussing on early V4.0. The description of model basics is still mostly accurate, but the 3-node wall model is no longer used.
Bruse, Michael (1999,2004) ENVI-met Model Overview for V1.0 with Updates for V3.0/3.1 (in German)
Extract of the original Ph.D thesis for ENVI-met V1.0. The example section has been removed and additions and updates for Version 3.1 have been introduced (in German).