AIRFLOW AND MICROCLIMATE SIMULATIONS FOR RHINO AND GRASSHOPPER
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Eddy3D is being developed as a cross-disciplinary project under the collaboration of Georgia Tech Architecture, the Environmental Systems Lab (ES Lab) of the College of Arts, Architecture, and Planning (AAP) and the field of Systems Science and Engineering at the College of Engineering at Cornell University.
Led by Dr. Timur Dogan, the ESLab investigates the intersections of architectural design, sustainability, building performance simulation and computational design. They stand for excellence in teaching and research in the area of building technology, daylight and energy modeling, passive climate control strategies and performance-driven design workflows in both urban and architectural scales.
Meet the people involved in the Eddy3D Project
Patrick Kastner
Remy Mermelstein
Zoe De Simone
Timur Dogan
Tobias Holzmann
When using Eddy3D for your work, we kindly ask to acknowledge our work by referencing the following article.
Kastner, P., & Dogan, T. (2021). Eddy3D: A toolkit for decoupled outdoor thermal comfort simulations in urban areas. Building and Environment, 108639.
@article{KASTNER2021, title = {Eddy3D: A toolkit for decoupled outdoor thermal comfort simulations in urban areas}, journal = {Building and Environment}, pages = {108639},year = {2021}, issn = {0360-1323}, doi = {https://doi.org/10.1016/j.buildenv.2021.108639}, url = {https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0360132321010301}, author = {Patrick Kastner and Timur Dogan}, keywords = {Case study, Design, Outdoor environment, Thermal comfort, Solar, Wind}} 
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