QGIS Plugin: Running Simulations & Visualization #3

In this third part of the tutorial series, we'll guide you through the process of running ENVI-met simulations directly within QGIS and visualizing the results. It's where the magic happens! - Running ENVI-met Simulations in QGIS: Discover how to set up and execute your microclimate simulations seamlessly within the QGIS environment. We'll walk you through the entire process, from defining simulation parameters to launching your models. - Visualizing Model Results: Once your ENVI-met simulations are complete, it's time to visualize the data and gain insights. We'll show you how to import, analyze, and interpret the simulation results right in QGIS. Explore temperature distributions, wind patterns, and more. Follow along step-by-step with our tutorial series about the QGIS Plugin Geodata to ENVI-met. Links: https://www.envi-met.com/ https://qgis.org/ https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/geodata2envimet/ #QGIS #GIS #ENVImet #MicroclimateModeling #GeospatialAnalysis #DataCuration #MicroclimateSimulations #ModelAreas #UrbanPlanning #EnvironmentalScience #Simulation #Tutorial #DataVisualization #simulationresults #plugin #3d #3dmodeling #3dsimulation #geography #climatechange #datavisualization #climate #climateaction #urbanplanning #climaxacademy #architecture #architecturedesign #urbanmobility 00:00 Introduction & Recap 00:50 Overview ENVI-met simulation settings 01:59 Setting up an ENVI-met simulation 03:49 Adding a meteorology 06:02 Adjusting soil parameters 06:49 Saving simulation settings 07:39 Running a microclimate simulation 08:40 Loading model outputs into QGIS 10:31 Visualizing model outputs 11:51 Analyzing model outputs 14:15 Comparison LEONARDO visualization 14:29 Saving model output raster 15:12 Sharing data and creating print layouts 17:05 Summary