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Using the SunEye 210 Desktop Companion Software
Exporting and Generating Reports
SkyXXObstructionElevations.csv
The following table reports the elevation of the highest shade-causing obstruction for every 1°
of azimuth (that is, compass heading). The azimuth is given in two different range formats: 0
to
360° and -180° to +180°. In the -180° to +180° format, 0° is south when in the northern hemi-
sphere and north when in the southern hemisphere. The data includes information about the
entire sky and horizon, including obstructions that appear outside of the sunpath region. The
region outside of the sunpaths may be important for ambient light analysis. The obstruction ele-
vation data in this file is also useful for importing into other design analysis software. An exam-
ple of the header and part of the data is shown below:
Obstruction Elevations 1.1
Session Name:
Session 1
Skyline:
Sky01
Creation Date:
12/12/2009 0:16
Latitude:
39
Longitude:
-123
Mag Dec:
15
Panel Tilt:
37
Panel Azimuth:
180
Time Zone:
GMT-8:00
The elevation given for each azimuth represents the highest point a shade causing obstruction occurs at that
azimuth.
begin data
Compass Heading (0-360deg; North=0; East=90)
Southernly Oriented
Azimuth (-180 to +180;
south=0; East=-90)
Elevation (0 to 90)
0
-180
55
1
-179
56
2
-178
56
3
-177
56
4
-176
56
5
-175
56
6
-174
56
7
-173
56
8
-172
57
