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 ====== Case Study: Air Pollution====== ====== Case Study: Air Pollution======
-{{ ::examples:facades_pic.png?600 nolink |Test model 50 x 50 x 30}}\\ +{{ ::examples:facades_pic.png?600 nolink |Test model 267 x 160 x 30}}\\ 
-<WRAP centeralign>//A simple test layout to analyze different behaviors of facade materials.//</WRAP>+<WRAP centeralign>//A complex test layout to analyze O3 in a city.//</WRAP>
  
-The Vegetation Case Study is a small (50 x 50 x 30 Grids) model that was used analyze the different behaviors of a variety of  +The Air Pollution Case Study is a complex (267 x 160 x 30 Grids) model that was used analyze the concentration and distribution of O3 in an urban area. 
-façade materials. +
  
  
 ==== Download Model Files  ==== ==== Download Model Files  ====
  
-This is a simple example containing the .INX file and the .SIM file used to run the Case Study simulation.+This is a simple example containing the .INX file and the .SIMX file used to run the Case Study simulation.
  
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-| [[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/facades/facades_modelfiles.zip|AirPollution_modelfiles.zip]] | Model Files (Area Input File .INX plus Configuration .SIM)| Please extract into a folder in your workspace directory. [[filereference:output:atmosphere|→ View File Reference]]| +| [[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/airpollution/airpollution_modelfiles.zip|AirPollution_modelfiles.zip]] | Model Files (Area Input File .INX plus Configuration .SIM)| Please extract into a folder in your workspace directory. [[filereference:output:atmosphere|→ View File Reference]]| 
  
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-|[[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/facades/atmosphere.zip|Atmosphere.zip]] |Atmosphere Data (3D |Extract to disc and View with LEONARDO |   +|[[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/airpollution/atmosphere.zip|Atmosphere.zip]] |Atmosphere Data (3D |Extract to disc and View with LEONARDO |   as 2D Map|   
-|[[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/facades/buildings.zip|Buildings.zip]] |Building Data (Static & Dynamic) (3D Facade) |Extract to disc and View with LEONARDO as Facade Data in 3D|   +|[[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/airpollution/pollutants.zip|Vegetation.zip]] | Pollutant Data |Extract to disc and view with LEONARDO as 2D or 3D Map|  
-|[[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/facades/radiation.zip|Radiation.zip]] | Radiation Data (3D) |Extract to disc and view with LEONARDO as 2D or 3D g. Excel|   +
-|[[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/facades/soil.zip|Soil.zip]] | Soil Data (3D) |Extract to disc and view with LEONARDO as 2D or 3D Map|   +
-|[[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/facades/solaraccess.zip|Solaraccess.zip]] | Solar Access Data (misc) |Extract to disc and view with LEONARDO as 2D (_SA_ files) or 3D Facade Data (_SAFAC_ files) or use Open...to load Solargrams (.SI files)  |  +
-|[[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/facades/surface.zip|Surface.zip]] | Surface and Surface Flux Data (2D) |Extract to disc and view with LEONARDO as 2D Map|   +
-|[[http://envi-met.info/public/cases/facades/vegetation.zip|Vegetation.zip]] | Vegetation Data (3D) |Extract to disc and view with LEONARDO as 2D or 3D Map|  +