Sitka is a built environment analysis and modeling library for Python.
This library is intended to make modeling and simulation for the built environment more hackable and easier to use for:
- Portable design tools
- Scalable web apps and services
- Quick design and analysis studies
- Interactive simulations and analyses
- Testing new models
The library is currently being written entirely in Python using Pandas as a core dependency in order to allow easier integration with data analysis in Jupyter.
A focus of this project is to create tools to make building models more hackable. The library can be used to create a simple model just a few inputs or a larger whole building model can be created by connecting multiple objects.
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