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Verifying an ENVI-met simulation of the thermal environment of Yanzhong Square Park in Shanghai

Urban Forestry and Urban Greening, 2021
Abstract ENVI-met, the most popular numerical simulation software in microclimate research, performs well in researching and modeling of human settlements. However, its applicability to certain environments, especially central urban areas, has been questioned by scholars and practitioners.
Simon Marvin, Junyan Yang, Xinyu Hu
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Simulação Microclimática com o ENVI-met 5.0: Guia Metodológico

2022
Este 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, Anneli Maricielo Cárdenas Celis, Bárbara Gomes Silva, Daniela Rocha Werneck, Lucídio Gomes Avelino Filho, Thiago Montenegro Góes   +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, 2010
This 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 ...
Francisco Bemquerer Costa Rasia, Eduardo Leite Krüger   +1 more
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Evaluating the ENVI-met microscale model for suitability in analysis of targeted urban heat mitigation strategies [PDF]

Urban Climate, 2018
Microscale atmospheric models are increasingly being used to project the thermal benefits of urban heat mitigation strategies (e.g., tree planting programs or use of high-albedo materials).
Peter J Crank, George Ban-Weiss, Mohammad Taleghani   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

ENVI-MET MODEL AS A TOOL FOR MODERN URBAN METEOROLOGICAL STUDIES

Hydrology, hydrochemistry and hydroecology, 2019
Studying 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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A comparison of model performance between ENVI-met and Austal2000 for particulate matter

Atmospheric Environment, 2016
This study evaluates the performance of the German dispersion model Austal2000 according to the technical instructions on air quality control (TA Luft), a Lagrangian model, in four real-world particulate matter test cases against ENVI-met, a microclimate model featuring a pollutant dispersion module that bases on the Eularian approach.
Bastian Paas, Christoph Schneider
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Analysis of Urban Street Microclimate Data Based on ENVI-met

2020
Microclimate is an important factor affecting the behavior and activities of people in cities. How to analyze the influencing factors of urban microclimate through data analysis and put forward the improvement strategy is an urgent problem to be solved under the background of intelligent city construction.
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Urban Microclimate in Street Canyons with Façade PV Using ENVI-met

2019
Cities have huge potential for PV applications, namely in the façades of buildings that feature high available surface area. Since PV modules convert part of the incoming solar radiation into electricity, lower amounts of heat are expected to be released from the buildings into the street.
Freitas, S.R., Ferreira, R., Brito, M.C.
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ENVI-met model performance evaluation for courtyard simulations in hot-humid climates

Urban Climate
Xiaoshan Fang, Ariane Middel, Renzhi Wu
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Simulating the seasonality of a tropical urban park on ENVI-met

This presentation was delivered at the 23rd International Congress of Biometeorology (ICB 2023) on May 14-17, 2023, in Tempe, Arizona, USA.Rapid urban development and climate change has resulted in urban overheating in many cities across the world. Singapore, a tropical city-state in Southeast Asia, is no exception to this phenomena.
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