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Comparison of STEVE and ENVI-met as temperature prediction models for Singapore context
International Journal of Sustainable Building Technology and Urban Development, 2012In urban areas, natural land soil has been replaced by asphalt roads and concrete buildings, which absorb and retain more heat during the day, creating the Urban Heat Island (UHI) phenomenon. Current studies show that UHI impact mitigation strategies are to increase the open spaces to allow urban ventilation and plant green cover. To complement this, a
Marcel Ignatius +2 more
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An improved algorithm of thermal index models based on ENVI-met
Urban Climate, 2022Zhaosong Fang +2 more
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Simulação Microclimática com o ENVI-met 5.0: Guia Metodológico
2022Este guia metodológico apresenta o passo a passo para uso do programa de simulação microclimática ENVI-met na sua versão 5.0. O guia foi organizado por pesquisadores da Universidade de Brasília com ampla experiência no programa ENVI-met desde a sua versão 3.0 ainda em 2008.
Caio Frederico e Silva +5 more
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A method for simulating NO x dispersion in an urban area using ENVI-met
Proceedings of the 2010 Spring Simulation Multiconference, 2010This paper explores a method for the simulation of oxydes of nytrogen (NOx) in an urban environment. A section of downtown Curitiba, Brazil has been modeled, using data gathered from city plans, satellite photographs and visual surveys; weather data at street level have been gathered by means of field monitoring and used for calibration of the model ...
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ENVI-MET MODEL AS A TOOL FOR MODERN URBAN METEOROLOGICAL STUDIES
Hydrology, hydrochemistry and hydroecology, 2019Studying the microclimate of cities is one of the areas of urban meteorology, which are actively developing recently. The research of microclimate and its dependence on building parameters is important not only for scientists but also for architects, engineers and urban planners.
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