Regular readers will notice an important change in our upcoming monthly Exemplary Weather and Energy Index (EWEI) article interpreting for you the weather in July. The energy index for heating and cooling loads with reference to the long-term climatic mean for each of the 8 Australian capital cities is displayed around the map. This will be presented for the three building archetypes (10-storey office building, 3-storey office building and Supermarket) along with the solar PV simulation results for a 5kW domestic system.
This change further enhances a recent upgrade to our EWEI articles with interactive capabilities to give our readers more control over the information displayed. Readers can easily access and compare specific weather elements and archetype simulation results via a customisable dropdown menu according to their interests and needs. The graphs also allow data to be added or removed from the charts by simply clicking on the legend. This interactive feature streamlines the data visualisation process, to enable a self-tailored analysis and understanding.
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