The examples show the type of question, analysis and practical outcome. They are illustrative and contain no confidential client information.
An existing wind sensor showed direction-dependent deviations.
360° obstacle inventory, D/H calculation and comparison with prevailing wind sectors.
Clear and disturbed sectors were defined so relocation and sector-specific data use could be considered.
Several rooms experienced periodic moisture issues.
Long-term temperature/RH logging, dew point, surface temperature and indoor-outdoor comparison.
Risk periods were linked to use and ventilation, after which targeted measures could be monitored.
External screens retracted too often or remained active in unsuitable conditions.
Assessment of wind-sensor location, façade orientation, solar load, thresholds and delay.
An explainable control strategy with more representative input and safe fail-safe logic.
Three candidate sites had to be compared.
GIS pre-assessment, site survey and parameter-specific risk score.
A preferred location with concrete installation conditions and future protection zones.
Structures and exhausts affected possible sensor positions.
Sector analysis, maintenance access, corrosion risk and operational purposes.
A substantiated position with transparent limitations and maintenance points.
Sensors had to reveal heat differences between neighbourhoods.
Surface, buildings, shade, ventilation and metadata were assessed by site.
A network design that measures local variation without making invalid one-to-one comparisons.
Practical examples showing how measurement quality meets context.
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