Wind Comfort application | Pedestrian wind comfort and wind studies

Wind Comfort
application

Welcome to a new way to estimate pedestrian comfort!
Ingrid Cloud uses real-life data to perform automated simulations in 4, 8, 16 or 36 wind directions. The result shows the recommended outdoor wind comfort level for different pedestrian activities.

- Features and deliveries of a Wind Study
- Price
- Typical use cases

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Wind Comfort analysis is compliant with the City of London's Wind Microclimate Guidelines.

Analysing the report with the 3D viewer allows me to understand how my design choices are affecting the wind.

Architect and Climate Specialist
Easy to use
Upload a geometry and start a simulation within 5 minutes.
Real-life wind data
Automated simulations with real-life weather data included.
Affordable
Visualise the wind path in a 3D viewer display.
Included in the report
The simulation report
Once the analysis is ready, a report will be generated automatically. A Wind Comfort simulations’ report contains images, graphs and a 3D visualisation of the flow path. Click the icons below and learn more.
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4 wind directions

A 4 wind direction simulation is ideal for testing and optimising early-stage design. It can also enrich a competitive proposal with an affordable and fast wind analysis.

4 directions

8 wind directions

An 8 wind direction simulation can accurately predict pedestrian comfort scenarios for urban areas. It’s ideal to test and compare in early-stage to mid-stage design schemes.

8 directions

16 wind directions

Highly-accurate 16 wind direction simulations are suitable for validating prediction on pedestrian comfort and recommended to be analysed by a qualified professional.

16 directions

36 wind directions

36 wind direction simulations are recommended by the City of London Guidelines for Wind Microclimate, therefore suitable for validating prediction on pedestrian comfort.

36 directions

Architects & Urban designers

Typical use case

Price examples

Wind engineers & CFD specialists

Typical use case

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