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Hysopt supports 3,012 weather profiles in 6 continents and 160 countries, provided by ASHRAE. In the following image (green dots) and link, all the locations are visualised. The TYP files are TMY (Typical Meteorological Year) of said locations. More information about a TMY can be found in the Wikipedia link.
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http://ashrae.whiteboxtechnologies.com/map-IWEC2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typical_meteorological_year
Weather data based on the International Weather for Energy Calculations (IWEC) Version 2.0. Copyright © 2012 Ashrae (www.ashrae.org). Used by permission.
Warnings:
“Older” models (before the implementation of the ASHRAE weather profiles) may still use the previously used weather profiles (not from ASHRAE). New models, however, don’t support the previously used weather profiles anymore. The user should make sure he isn’t comparing models with different weather profiles.
When changing the simulation duration, the data interval shown in the graphs change as well. So if the user simulates for one day, the visualised data has a high-resolution meaning quick changes in the behaviour of the system are visualised. If the simulation duration is 1 month these quick changes in the behaviour aren’t quite as clear anymore because of the larger data interval.
When simulating with a duration larger than 1 month, the transient behaviour of the system isn’t visualised anymore because the time interval would be too large to make any correct observations of the system. Integral values of for instance the thermal power is still visualised in some components.
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