SunCalc

When working with archviz projects we send drones to take aerial pictures of locations. It would be great to set in the website the exact time the picture was taken and then export the data to 3d programs, so we could have a really accurate...

Show the position of moon and sun at the same time. Annotate the angle between them relative to a position on earth.

To be able to quickly scroll through the year and see the differences. could add button for day/month/year. But month obviously the most useful.

With a touch screen, Google Maps will allow pinch to zoom and touch-drag to re-position the map. Tap to click

move the sun along its path and show the time so I can find out when to leave the building and go move my car back in the shade of the oak tree.

show the sunset line for aug 17 to sept 17 2016... missing right now. using google chrome.

using topographical info, to calc sunshine hours useful for solar charge some locations fall in the shadow of a higher mountain to give detail that can be used to select best solar sites for telecoms masts where other factors are very similar...

see sun's path during winter and summer within the same marker

Move the Weather forecast link so that it's not on top of the Zoom out tool.

It would be very useful to have a time of day display (perhaps a tick every hour) on the orange sun trajectory line. That way a single image would convey most of the needed information. I made a mockup here:...

A slide bar at top for date? A slide bar that would operate in a similar manner to the time controller. I'm not sure how feasible this is but it would make the site (IMHO) even better.

It would be great to be able to see the movement of the sun over a period of time, automatically and record it, if possible.

very interesting information for locating an address relative to its position on the planet and the sun, but I’m not really able to use it effectively to make decisions about sun and shade paths relative to the height of my focal point area and...

If you place the pin to Singapore, the time is somehow reversed. Night is Day, and Daytime is Night.

Using Safari, pieces of the site are stacked up on other pieces. Neither map or satellite do anything. Terrain does nothing as well. If I had never used the site on a computer I would never have used it again after the lame experience with Safari.

so I can look up my local time = time zone - / + time

Your site is pretty good, but what I was originally looking for was map with sunrise, or sunset times (or it could be different "stages of day"), as map represented with colors for better visualization as how they vary across the globe at certain...

This app is for deciding which building to use for solar panel installation. Multiple buildings on one property with roofs pitched in various directions make it difficult to decide which roof to use to place the solar panels. I need to...

Hi, I am missing smt like export to jpg, svg, gif etc. Nice application. Regards Jiří

To move the clock cursor on an iPad is not possible. I often have my iPad on the run and would appreciate this function! I use it for work when checking light for my photoassignments...

Use to see how much Sun my garden is getting or not getting. Maybe have 10 ft object on screen to cast shadows to give idea of sun position in sky. Nice app

I understand this could prove difficult. A secondary map would most likely be needed to show angle at given location.

I may be missing it but I would like for the SunCalc overlay to rotate with the Google Map as I rotate it in 90 degree increments.

It allows you to go into street view which is great, would it be possible to show the orange lines and segment when also in this view? Would be able to see if it rises/ sets over a certain hill etc. which would change the shown time

This website is amazing. However, It would be the icing on the cake if the Sun's motion can overlay on top of a Satellite view of the location, A great tools for finding the best position to mount Solar Panels as well as finding out how sun...

It would be useful to see index marks along the sun arc for time of day in 1 hr increments or smaller