A holistic microclimate model

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 ** High resolution building physics** ** High resolution building physics**
-Each wall and roof segment in ENVI-met is represented by its own thermodynamical model consisting of 7 prognostic calculation nodes. The temperature of the outside node is updated continuously with respect to the meteorological variables at the facade and the thermal state of the buildings and other objects within the view range of the facade/roof element considered. The thermal state of the inner wall nodes is calculated from the physical properties assigned to the wall/roof based on [[wp>Fourier_heat_conduction_equation|Fourier's law of heat conduction]].  [[architecture:example_facadetemp|→More...]]+Each wall and roof segment in ENVI-met is represented by its own thermodynamical model consisting of 7 prognostic calculation nodes. The temperature of the outside node is updated continuously with respect to the meteorological variables at the facade and the thermal state of the buildings and other objects within the view range of the facade/roof element considered. The thermal state of the inner wall nodes is calculated from the physical properties assigned to the wall/roof based on [[wp>Fourier_heat_conduction_equation|Fourier's law of heat conduction]]. 
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