planning:climate
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| |**[[Climate data tool for the Southern Hemisphere]]**|The PHPP can also be used for locations in the Southern Hemisphere, but a specific approach described in the PHPP manual must be adopted for this purpose. The tool can be used for PHPP up to version 9.| | |**[[Climate data tool for the Southern Hemisphere]]**|The PHPP can also be used for locations in the Southern Hemisphere, but a specific approach described in the PHPP manual must be adopted for this purpose. The tool can be used for PHPP up to version 9.| | ||
| |**[[Summer temperature tool]]**|Modification of existing PHPP climate data with higher summer temperatures to allow better evaluation of the summer comfort of buildings.| | |**[[Summer temperature tool]]**|Modification of existing PHPP climate data with higher summer temperatures to allow better evaluation of the summer comfort of buildings.| | ||
| + | |**[[Climate Conversion PHPP Versions Tool]]**|This tool provides a template in order to automatically convert PHPP climate data between PHPP versions 9 and 10.| | ||
| + | |**[[Climate Conversion PHPP SI to IP]]**|This tool provides a template in order to automatically convert PHPP climate data from SI to IP units, and vice versa. All cell references and formatting refer to PHPP version 9.| | ||
planning/climate.txt · Last modified: 2021/12/08 14:43 by yaling.hsiao@passiv.de