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 ====== Example Models and Model Data ====== ====== Example Models and Model Data ======
  
-In this section, you will find a collection of different example models for ENVI-met (both .INX and .SIM files) and some example data from model simulations.+In this section, you will find a collection of different example models for ENVI-met (including associated .INX and .SIMX files plus other data) and simulated sample data from model simulations. 
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 +**Please note:** 
 +  * Be aware that the sample model outputs can be huge in file size... 
 +  * Some files have been simulated with Version 4.x. Some Variable names have been adjusted in V5, so Python scripts might need adjustment.
  
  
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 +//**Dynamic Comfort: Columbus Circle**//
 +Sample data set (INX File with Route, Atmosphere data) for the new Dynamic Thermal Comfort Module. \\ 
 +Data supplied: Model data and sample results [[examples:nyc_columbus|Enter...]]
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 The Urban Layout model is a small (100 x 100 x 20 Grids) model that shows a simple urban scene including the use of receptors. Data supplied: Model data and Sample Results [[examples:urbanlayout|Enter...]] The Urban Layout model is a small (100 x 100 x 20 Grids) model that shows a simple urban scene including the use of receptors. Data supplied: Model data and Sample Results [[examples:urbanlayout|Enter...]]
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 One adaption strategy to mitigate the Urban Heat Island effect is coating streets with a high albedo material to decrease surface temperatures of streets. In this case study, one of LA’s oldest neighborhoods, Angelino Heights, was simulated in order to analyze changes caused by different surface materials. One adaption strategy to mitigate the Urban Heat Island effect is coating streets with a high albedo material to decrease surface temperatures of streets. In this case study, one of LA’s oldest neighborhoods, Angelino Heights, was simulated in order to analyze changes caused by different surface materials.
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 +//**Soil Temperature**//
 +The soil temperature model area is a small (47 x 39 x 25 Grids) model, which shows the impact on summer time microclimate of dry soils compared to sealed surfaces. Data supplied: Model data and Sample Results [[examples:soiltemperature|Enter...]]
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