Research record

From foundations
to synthesis.

Follow the scientific progression of ABLAQ’s environmental-physics programme: the questions established, the methods extended and the evidence released.

Programme milestones / 2026

A cumulative
research sequence.

These milestones describe the progression of the scientific framework. Publication dates and version changes are recorded separately in the release ledger below.

  1. Phase 01

    Analytical foundations

    Establishing the physical system. An exact shadow-overlap model establishes the common geometry, exposure measure and baseline comparisons for the research series.

    ABLAQ-R01 · ABLAQ-D01 · ABLAQ-S01

  2. Phase 02

    The solar year

    Extending position into duration. Moving from individual solar positions to daily integration resolves monthly patterns and the distinction between winter and summer access.

    ABLAQ-R02 · ABLAQ-D02

  3. Phase 03

    The extended sky

    Resolving diffuse exposure. The sky-view investigation introduces hemispherical radiation, area-averaged exposure and comparisons between distinct mathematical formulations.

    ABLAQ-R03 · ABLAQ-D03

  4. Phase 04

    Radiative synthesis

    Connecting components and decisions. Direct and diffuse results are combined to identify crossover conditions and seasonal trade-offs, with the integrated research software release.

    ABLAQ-R04 · ABLAQ-D04 · ABLAQ-S02

Publication history

Release ledger

Foundation study

The analytical courtyard study establishes the original reference model. Release 1.0.2 clarifies institutional attribution and scientific accountability and aligns the single-calculation export version. The calculation and original parameter-sweep results are unchanged.

Foundation publication record and verification →

Radiative environments collection

Release 1.0.0 brings together the seasonal, sky-view and direct–diffuse reports, their datasets and a shared executable research package.

Radiative release source and reproducibility materials →

Exact publication dates and versions
RecordPublication dateVersion
Foundation study: first publication1.0.0
Foundation: attribution and export revision1.0.2
Radiative collection: three linked reports1.0.0

Dates identify public releases in UTC. A revision preserves the study’s first-publication date; programme milestones describe the scientific sequence.

Continuity and corrections

Published source and result versions remain identifiable. Substantive corrections are recorded with their release, affected materials and scientific implications. See our publication standards.