Deconstruct UTCI - [source code]
Probe-specific statistics and comfort hours/% from a UTCI or PET (Simulation) Result, without putting the full 8760-hour year on the canvas. Data only — wire the Result (or these outputs) into the Thermal Comfort Legend to draw a map.
Input
| Name | Nickname | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Result | R | Result output of the UTCI (Simulation) or PET (Simulation) component. | Generic Data |
| HOY | Hour(s) of year (1-8760) to restrict to. Leave unconnected for the whole year. Statistics and comfort hours/% are reduced over exactly these hours, so a July-afternoon list gives the July-afternoon comfort — no re-solve needed. | Integer |
Output
| Name | Nickname | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mean | Avg | Mean UTCI or PET (°C) per probe over the selected hours — the annual average when HOY is unconnected. | Number |
| Min | Lowest UTCI or PET (°C) per probe over the selected hours. | Number | |
| Max | Highest UTCI or PET (°C) per probe over the selected hours. | Number | |
| Comfort Hours | H | No-thermal-stress hours per probe, counted over the selected hours. | Integer |
| Comfort % | % | No-thermal-stress share (%) of the selected hours, per probe. | Number |
| UTCI | U | UTCI or PET (°C) at each selected hour — one branch per HOY, each holding every probe's value {hoy}(probe count). Populated ONLY when HOY is connected; with HOY unconnected this would be the entire year, which is the tree this component exists to avoid. | Number |
| Points | P | Probe positions carried inside the Result, aligned by index with every list above. Wire these into the Thermal Comfort Legend's Sensor Points to draw a map — or wire the Result straight into that component, which takes the positions itself. | Point |