Lovelace card that will generate a live psychrometric chart updated in real time. Includes ASHRAE 55 comfort profiles, unlimited points and annual weather heatmap via .epw file import.
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Lovelace card that will generate a live psychrometric chart updated in real time. Includes ASHRAE 55 comfort profiles, unlimited points and annual weather heatmap via .epw file import.
Interactive Mollier h,x diagram (psychrometric chart) for the browser, built on D3.js v7: comfort zone, warning bands, outside air and ventilation line.
Compares indoor and outdoor absolute humidity to suggest when airing out may reduce indoor moisture.
Does every room keep its design promise? IFC + sensor data -> room-level verdicts and diagnosed faults, written back to IFC, BCF and Brick. 3D twin + MCP server.
Energy Data Analysis with Python: an interactive online book on analysing and visualising energy and comfort time series with pandas, Plotly and pyedautils.
A small sensor device helping to keep up good climate conditions in an office. Temp, Hum and CO2 displayed, highlighted when out of healthy parameters.
A local Home Assistant integration that turns temperature and humidity sensors into a simple comfort indicator.
Python Energy Data Analysis Utilities: energy signature, degree days, Mollier h,x diagram, comfort compass, heatmaps and weather data for buildings, with pandas and Plotly.
A Home Assistant custom dashboard card that renders a Mollier h-x diagram using temperature and humidity sensor data.
Weekly indoor temperature and humidity reports for Home Assistant with room trends, outdoor weather context, data-quality checks, and year-over-year comparisons.
Heatwave deaths happen indoors. ThermoGuard forecasts per-home indoor heat with 2R-2C building twins and hybrid physics+ML, scores mortality risk, and triages cooling resources with an equity floor.
Home Assistant card: how many days were too warm, too humid, too dry or too cold? A comfort compass per room with warning stages.
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