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- Update forcing-data.rst introduction to specify that meteorological data should be within the inertial sublayer (blended response above roughness elements) - Add new "Forcing Height" section explaining the urban boundary layer structure (UCL, RSL, ISL) and why forcing height matters - Include YAML configuration example for setting the z parameter - Improve z parameter description in site.py data model to explain the inertial sublayer requirement Closes #953 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| SUEWS requires continuous meteorological data to drive the urban energy and water balance calculations. This page describes the format and requirements for forcing data files. | ||
| SUEWS requires continuous meteorological data representative of the neighbourhood scale, within the inertial sublayer (i.e. a blended response above the roughness elements of buildings and trees), to drive the urban energy and water balance calculations. This page describes the format and requirements for forcing data files. |
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Hi @suegrimmond , please review this - thanks.
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Summary
zparameterzparameter description in site.py data model to explain the inertial sublayer requirementChanges
zparameter description: Now reads "Height at which forcing data are specified, should be within the inertial sublayer above the blending height where values are spatially representative of the urban neighbourhood"Test plan
make docs)Closes #953
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