The EnergyPlus team can provide weather files created usingAt 08:06 AM 1/21/2011, Thodwris Xaritidis wrote:
Meteonorm. These are posted on the EnergyPlus YahooGroup under
Files > Meteonorm_Weather_Files.
Locations are listed alphabetically by country. More than 100
locations are currently available--look there first before asking for a
new weather file.
Information on selecting weather data is described in this paper:
Drury B. Crawley. 1998. "Which Weather Data Should You Use for
Energy Simulations of Commercial Buildings?" in ASHRAE Transactions,
pp. 498-515, Vol. 104, Pt. 2. Atlanta: ASHRAE. (PDF 197 KB)
PDF:
http://energyplus.gov/pdfs/bibliography/whichweatherdatashouldyouuseforenergysimulations.pdf Requesting Meteonorm Weather Data for Your Location. Send the
information either to this group or to the helpdesk
(energyplus-support@xxxxxxxx)
You will need to supply:
Name of Location (including country)
Latitude (N+/S-)(decimal format preferred)
Longitude (E+/W-)(decimal format preferred)
Time Zone (+/- GMT)
Elevation (meters)
For convenience, you can convert lat/long in degrees minutes seconds to
the decimal format by visiting this web link:
http://www.fcc.gov/mb/audio/bickel/DDDMMSS-decimal.html And you should be aware of Meteonorm limitations. (see files
area for full readme)
And yes, the weather converter can save as an EcoTect file (.wea)
Hey guys, I would like to find the weather data of Bern in Switzerland.
Can you help me please????
Furthermore can I convert it successfully to ecotect file?
thank you, theo