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.
Analysing the report with the 3D viewer allows me to understand how my design choices are affecting the wind.
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For professionals that need at least 6 wind simulations per year |
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Access Ingrid Cloud's solver via Web API or directly on the browser |
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Get control over multiple simulation parameters to optimize cost |
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.
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.
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.
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.
Ingrid Cloud is suitable for design and architectural firms that have a digital and environmental approach. With Ingrid Cloud, it’s possible to test and compare early to mid-stage design schemes.
A 4-wind direction simulation is ideal for testing and optimising design, and enriches a competitive proposal using wind analysis. Using an 8-wind direction simulation, pedestrian comfort scenarios can be analysed both accurately and efficiently.
Ideal for wind engineers or other companies with in-house CFD specialists who can analyse and apply a simulation’s raw data for different purposes, as well as save time by using Ingrid Cloud’s automated mesh generation for solving and post-processing. All simulations use implicit LES method.
Highly accurate 16 and 36-wind direction simulations are suitable for verification purposes analysed by a qualified wind engineer professional. Ingrid Cloud is fully compliant with the City of London’s wind microclimate guidelines.
Analyze Wind Effects mitigation using trees in your simulation
With Ingrid Cloud it’s possible to evaluate the impact of trees in the pedestrian comfort and safety analysis. Including one or many porous media in your wind simulations is an easy and effective way to evaluate mitigations solution for wind speeds.
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