AREP L’hypercube

Within AREP , the team made up of PhD’s, engineers and architects is commited to enable the computation of complex climatic phenomena in outdoor and semi-outdoor spaces. As most commercial softwares do not allow to properly characterize this typology of spaces, we use a coupling of different numerical methods, as well as intensive parallel computing methods.

• ☀️ UrbIrrad for solar radiation calculations with Radiance 2026/10/08
• Temperature trends and anomalies 2026/09/23
• When Wind Carries the Rain 🌧️💨 2026/06/10

Discover a selection of research and internship projects from our team. Explore all our internships.

Explore the web applications and Python libraries we develop for our projects and science communication. Explore all our tools.

This site has several purposes:

1. To provide the theoretical background needed to explain the physics of phenomena occurring in open and semi-open environments (e.g. railway stations and their urban surroundings): comfort, airflow, air quality, pollution, etc.
2. Share a selection of our references, both academic and projects to which the team has contributed,
3. Share recent developments, such as codes or web tools ,
4. Finally, a small Blog section.

New here? The expertise areas are organised by topic; tools groups our apps and scripts available openly; the blog covers our recent projects and publications.

Discover our areas of expertise and the approaches we bring to our projects.