Thermal Comfort sensor for HA (absolute humidity, heat index, dew point, thermal perception)
A card to display the Heat Index and Discomfort Index (aka Thom Index)
Thermal Comfort custom icons for Home Assistant to accompany the MDI icons
🌀 Calculate apparent temperature using heat index, approximate wet-bulb globe temperature, humidex, australian apparent temperature and wind chill.
Weather-related types and calculations for Golang
A collection of CircuitPython helpers for calculating Dew Point, Heat Index, and for converting temperature units.
WeatherJS is a set of javascript functions to work on weather data.
Collection of meteo fuctions
☂️🛰️ This work is for a NASA-funded project using Earth observations to improve methods available for estimating the health damages of extreme weather events in Texas.
Toolset for calculating wind chill, dew point, heat index and more.
Public Available Code and Data to Reproduce Analyses in "Assessing the causal effects of a stochastic intervention in time series data: Are heat alerts effective in preventing deaths and hospitalizations?"
Web-based indoor environment monitoring system which measures the environmental parameters to estimate the environmental health of an indoor space.
GrADS Scripts with the National Weather Service Standard Color Curves
Python implementation of Universal Thermal Climate Index (UTCI) - accurate outdoor thermal comfort assessment based on meteorological data
Thermal Comfort sensor for HA (absolute humidity, heat index, dew point, thermal perception, simmer index, simmer zone)
Various Utilities for Weather
Thermal Comfort sensor for HA (absolute humidity, heat index, dew point, thermal perception)
The Jupyter notebook in this repository is a compilation of publicly available information and open access scientific articles related to human thermal comfort in hot and humid conditions. The Python™ code developed for this notebook calculates the dew point for local conditions and determines the categories of human thermal comfort.
Heat Index Forecasting for different Regions in the Philippines. The link is currently not working because we have to shutdown the API as it can cost us a lot of money. NOTE: this project was made for mobile web browsers, so the design might not be that responsive if viewed on desktop.
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