University of Idaho ECO-DORM Evaluation of the Second Floor

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    Data:

• Data gathered from Test Series One from March 14th through March 28th

• Data gathered from Test Series Two from April 17th through May 1st

Hobo Locations:

        Instruments used when collecting data:

                Hobo XT - temperature logger   

                Kestral 3000 - wind speed, temperature, and humidity measurement tool

                Raytek Spot Pyranometer - surface temperature measurement tool

                4 out of 5 Human senses - sight, sound, smell and touch

        Climate Data for Moscow Idaho:

O8 F - Drybulb out door temperatures, 8 F, that will, in a normal year, be the lowest experienced during 97.5% of the hours in a winter season.

878 F / 628 F  - Design drybulb and mean coincident wetbulb (2.5%) are outdoor    temperatures, degrees Fahrenheit, that will, in a normal year, be the highest experienced during all but 2.5% of the hours in a summer season. 

328 F - Mean daily range is the average difference, in 8 F, between daily maximum and minimum drybulb temperatures during the summer season.  

648 F - Design wetbulb (2.5%) is the outdoor temperature, 8 F, that will, in a normal year, be the highest experienced during all but 2.5% of the hours in a summer season.