Slot: Solar Radiation Basis (solar_radiation_basis)
For WBGT / UTCI inputs, the basis used for solar radiation.
Tier: recommended
Why this slot matters
WBGT and UTCI respond strongly to solar load; whether the sun input was a measured shortwave flux, a modelled mean radiant temperature, or absent (triggering a fallback formula) changes the value and whether two records are comparable at all.
In plain terms
How much sunshine hits a person is part of how hot they feel, and datasets represent "sunshine" in different ways — or not at all. This says which representation fed the calculation.
URI: envar:slot/solar_radiation_basis
Applicable Classes
| Name |
Description |
Modifies Slot |
| DerivedHeatMetric |
Methodology slots specific to derived heat metrics (WBGT, Heat Index, UTCI, a... |
no |
Properties
Type and Range
Cardinality and Requirements
Examples
| Value |
| surface_downwelling_shortwave_flux |
Annotations
| property |
value |
| tier |
recommended |
| justification |
WBGT and UTCI respond strongly to solar load; whether the sun input was a measured shortwave flux, a modelled mean radiant temperature, or absent (triggering a fallback formula) changes the value and whether two records are comparable at all. |
| explanation |
How much sunshine hits a person is part of how hot they feel, and datasets represent "sunshine" in different ways — or not at all. This says which representation fed the calculation. |
| covered_by |
None |
Schema Source
Mappings
| Mapping Type |
Mapped Value |
| self |
envar:solar_radiation_basis |
| native |
envar:solar_radiation_basis |
LinkML Source
name: solar_radiation_basis
annotations:
tier:
tag: tier
value: recommended
justification:
tag: justification
value: WBGT and UTCI respond strongly to solar load; whether the sun input was
a measured shortwave flux, a modelled mean radiant temperature, or absent (triggering
a fallback formula) changes the value and whether two records are comparable
at all.
explanation:
tag: explanation
value: How much sunshine hits a person is part of how hot they feel, and datasets
represent "sunshine" in different ways — or not at all. This says which representation
fed the calculation.
covered_by:
tag: covered_by
annotations:
omop_gaia:
tag: omop_gaia
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: Tmax scenario carries no WBGT/UTCI inputs, so no solar-radiation
basis.
degauss:
tag: degauss
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: No WBGT/UTCI methodology, so no solar-radiation basis.
amadeus:
tag: amadeus
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: No WBGT/UTCI methodology, so no solar-radiation basis.
cher:
tag: cher
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: C-HER models no WBGT/UTCI heat metrics.
codata:
tag: codata
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: out_of_layer
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: Solar-radiation basis is instance-layer; out of scope for CODATA.
description: For WBGT / UTCI inputs, the basis used for solar radiation.
title: Solar Radiation Basis
examples:
- value: surface_downwelling_shortwave_flux
from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/microschemas/envar
rank: 1000
domain_of:
- DerivedHeatMetric
range: SolarRadiationBasisEnum