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Urban flow and climate datasets for Japan
5 open urban flow resources for Japan: 1 field measurement, 1 laboratory experiment, 2 simulation datasets and 1 tool or geometry. They cover wind loads & pedestrian wind, dispersion & air quality and urban heat & thermal comfort. Each entry links to the original repository, with its licence, creators and how to cite it.
- 5 resources
- 1 field
- 1 lab
- 2 simulation
- 1 tools & geometry
- 2 benchmarks
All 5 resources, largest first
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The Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ) urban wind environment benchmark suite: wind-tunnel and field data for cases A–M, from a single high-rise building and cube arrays to real districts such as Shinjuku and Niigata, many with STL geometry. Widely used to validate CFD for pedestrian-level wind and dispersion.
Collection · 12 parts Benchmark Lab MeasurementsCase setup Wind tunnel
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URANS cross-comparison on the AIJ Niigata case against wind-tunnel data.
Benchmark Simulation Simulation outputCase setup RANS
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Japan's national open CityGML city models: LOD1 buildings with heights everywhere and LOD2 in many core districts (e.g. central Tokyo), in CityGML, 3D Tiles, OBJ and other formats; ready-made realistic geometry for CFD of Japanese cities.
Tools & geometry Geometry
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Urban wind profile dataset from Doppler lidar in Tokyo.
Field Measurements
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Regional climate simulations from WRF-CM-BEM coupled with an urban canopy and building energy model for the Tokyo area. Useful for mesoscale urban heat studies.
Simulation Simulation output Mesoscale model