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Workshop ibero-america urban wind resource assessment

Join us at the REGEDIS workshop organized by CYTED

REGEDIS is a CYTED Thematic Network that aims to coordinate several research groups and companies belonging to 13 Ibero-American countries to facilitate the development of distributed wind systems (both isolated and integrated into the network electricity) in urban, suburban, and rural environments, for residential, commercial, and industrial use, through the exchange of knowledge and experiences. The REGEDIS Workshop on Urban Wind Resource Assessment will be held online on November 29 and...

Chengyuan Cup - Meteodyn wins the 2nd place

Meteodyn China wins the 2nd place of the Chengyuan Cup

Meteodyn China, the Chinese subsidiary of the Meteodyn Group, won the second prize in the 6th Chengyuan Cup Competition – Planning Decision Support Model Design Competition. This competition, held for the first time in 2017, has a significant impact on urban planning and numerical simulation in China. This year, there were a total of more than 150 teams and more than 600 people competing.

UrbaWind: new 3.3 release - Discover its new features

One year after the release of UrbaWind 3.0, discover UrbaWind 3.3 and its new features, making the software dedicated to wind computation and modeling in urban spaces even more complete.

WEBINAR: Discover UrbaWind 3.3 new features

One year after the release of UrbaWind 3.0, discover UrbaWind 3.3 and its new features, making the software dedicated to wind computation and modeling in urban spaces even more complete. Its results are more accurate and reliable, especially for wind pedestrian comfort module, thanks to the Gust Equivalent Mean Speed implementation. The software now also includes a multi-zone climatology database.

The importance of a good use of wind data in wind comfort analysis

WEBINAR: 3 things to consider to correctly use wind data in wind comfort analysis

What are the things to do and what are the things to avoid to correctly use wind data in wind comfort analysis? During this webinar, our urban climatology expert will give you 3 things to consider and all his tips to properly analyse pedestrian wind comfort! Then he will present you some application examples. The webinar will last around 20 minutes. At the end, 10 minutes are set aside for you to ask all your questions, and our expert will answer them.

How to break the computational matters for large complex urban area?

In this example, a mixed development zone is designed near the seashore on the North West of France. Urban planners want to know if the pedestrian wind comfort is achieved in any part of the original design of the district. The size of the district is large about 250 m x 650 m (about 0.125 km² or 12.5 ha or 30 acres).

Microclimate and urban planning

Join us at the REGEDIS workshop organized by CYTED

Meteodyn China wins the 2nd place of the Chengyuan Cup

UrbaWind: new 3.3 release - Discover its new features

WEBINAR: Discover UrbaWind 3.3 new features

WEBINAR: 3 things to consider to correctly use wind data in wind comfort analysis

How to break the computational matters for large complex urban area?