Architectural Thermal Environment Simulation Software "ThermalOne"
"Developed by the Ozaki Laboratory at Kyushu University, ""ThermalOne"" is an architectural thermal environment simulation software designed for the precise reproduction of temperature, humidity, thermal loads, and other factors both inside and outside buildings. By utilizing the mathematical model of ""THERB for HAM""—which is capable of coupled calculation of heat, moisture, and air—as its engine, users can generate building models, configure various settings, and create necessary calculation data using dedicated features built on Rhinoceros and Grasshopper.
Furthermore, results can be visualized using the ""THERB Viewer"" application, making it a comprehensive software package that covers everything from building model creation to data display and analysis."
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