Solar & Daylight Data
Daylight & Orientation: Kampung Baru Subang, Malaysia
How to research daylight & orientation for a specific site in Kampung Baru Subang — the controlling authority, source documents, and checks to run before you rely on a number.
Last updated September 2, 2026 · Location data from the [GeoNames MY dump](https://download.geonames.org/export/dump/MY.zip) (CC BY 4.0, snapshot 2026-08-31, GeoNames ID 1771023). Regulatory starting point: [the applicable state and local authority](https://jkt.kpkt.gov.my/). Figures are illustrative — verify against the current locally adopted edition for the site. Solar-method context: [NOAA Solar Calculation Details](https://gml.noaa.gov/grad/solcalc/calcdetails.html); the Harth monthly table uses a simpler declination and geometric-daylight approximation whose stated limitations must be retained. Project-date refinement reference: [NREL Solar Position Algorithm](https://midcdmz.nrel.gov/spa/).
Direct answer
For Kampung Baru Subang at 3.1500, 101.5333, the declination-only solar-noon altitude is approximately 69.7° at the June solstice, 86.8° at an equinox and 63.4° at the December solstice. Refine these geometry checks with the project date, civil time, facade azimuth, terrain and local horizon. The reproducible location record is GeoNames ID 1771023 in administrative area 12, at 3.1500, 101.5333; replace it with the surveyed parcel point before relying on the result. As a transparent geometry check, declination-only solar-noon altitude is about 69.7° at the June solstice, 86.8° at an equinox and 63.4° at the December solstice. Representative 21st-day geometry ranges from about 11.8 hours in December to 12.2 hours in June; this excludes atmospheric refraction, terrain and obstruction effects. The cited national authority is a discovery starting point; current local documents and a named qualified reviewer control project use of this daylight and building orientation record.
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What must be verified for Kampung Baru Subang?
Kampung Baru Subang is represented here at approximately 3.1500, 101.5333 for discovery and workflow planning. A project address, parcel, elevation, exposure, authority, and submission date must replace that city-centre reference before design use.
How should daylight and building orientation be established?
- Fix the surveyed site and local time basis.
- Select an authoritative weather source or a named solar-position algorithm.
- Record period, percentile or scenario and units.
- Test sensitivity to elevation, exposure, urban form and horizon.
- Save the source file, retrieval date and checker in the model record.
| Input | Project-specific evidence | QA question |
|---|---|---|
| Site | surveyed coordinates, elevation and horizon | Does the point represent the building? |
| Weather/solar method | named dataset, algorithm, period and time basis | Are station, time zone and units explicit? |
| Design scenario | current and future scenario agreed by the team | Is an average being mistaken for an extreme? |
| Compliance | adopted local document and edition | Was applicability confirmed with the authority? |
What are the limits of this worksheet?
This daylight-workflow page is a project-starting worksheet, not a design value or approval. The controlling authority and qualified professionals for the Kampung Baru Subang site remain authoritative.
Kampung Baru Subang monthly daylight-orientation ledger
| Representative date | Geometric daylight | Solar sunrise | Solar sunset | Sunrise hour angle | Noon bearing | Change from prior month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 January | 11.846 h | 06.08 | 17.92 | 88.84° | 180.0° | +0.028 h |
| 21 February | 11.917 h | 06.04 | 17.96 | 89.37° | 180.0° | +0.071 h |
| 21 March | 11.997 h | 06.00 | 18.00 | 89.98° | 180.0° | +0.080 h |
| 21 April | 12.086 h | 05.96 | 18.04 | 90.65° | 0.0° | +0.089 h |
| 21 May | 12.154 h | 05.92 | 18.08 | 91.16° | 0.0° | +0.068 h |
| 21 June | 12.182 h | 05.91 | 18.09 | 91.37° | 0.0° | +0.028 h |
| 21 July | 12.157 h | 05.92 | 18.08 | 91.18° | 0.0° | -0.026 h |
| 21 August | 12.087 h | 05.96 | 18.04 | 90.66° | 0.0° | -0.069 h |
| 21 September | 11.999 h | 06.00 | 18.00 | 89.99° | 180.0° | -0.089 h |
| 21 October | 11.913 h | 06.04 | 17.96 | 89.34° | 180.0° | -0.086 h |
| 21 November | 11.843 h | 06.08 | 17.92 | 88.82° | 180.0° | -0.069 h |
| 21 December | 11.818 h | 06.09 | 17.91 | 88.63° | 180.0° | -0.026 h |
Orientation checks prompted by the Kampung Baru Subang ledger
The representative daylight span runs from 11.818 hours on 21 December to 12.182 hours on 21 June. Solar sunrise and sunset are expressed in apparent solar time, not a time-zone clock. The noon-bearing column is a true-north azimuth screen and becomes unstable when the sun passes close to zenith.
For Kampung Baru Subang at 3.1500°, 101.5333°, test each occupied facade against the actual horizon, adjacent buildings, glazing, room depth and target illuminance. This ledger describes geometric availability only; it does not estimate irradiance, daylight autonomy, glare or energy. Refine project-date positions with the NREL SPA.
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Sources and method
Location data from the GeoNames MY dump (CC BY 4.0, snapshot 2026-08-31, GeoNames ID 1771023). Regulatory starting point: the applicable state and local authority. Figures are illustrative — verify against the current locally adopted edition for the site. Solar-method context: NOAA Solar Calculation Details; the Harth monthly table uses a simpler declination and geometric-daylight approximation whose stated limitations must be retained. Project-date refinement reference: NREL Solar Position Algorithm.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the daylight and building orientation record for Kampung Baru Subang establish?
The daylight and building orientation record for Kampung Baru Subang establishes a reproducible discovery point at 3.1500, 101.5333 (GeoNames ID 1771023, administrative area 12) and a Malaysia source path. It does not establish a final project value, approval or parcel decision.
What must be replaced before using this daylight and building orientation workflow for a project in Kampung Baru Subang?
For the daylight and building orientation record in Kampung Baru Subang, replace the 3.1500, 101.5333 city reference with the surveyed site or parcel, identify the competent local authority, and verify the current documents under Uniform Building By-Laws and state or local-authority adoption. Record the edition, retrieval date, units, assumptions and named checker before relying on the result.
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