The Influence of Building Envelope on the Local Microclimate. [PDF]
Urban areas have higher temperatures than the surrounding suburban/rural areas, a phenomenon known as the Urban Heat Island (UHI). There is a great interest in creating a healthy and comfortable environment for the growing number of urban dwellers to ...
Bogdan URIȚESCU, Georgiana GRIGORAȘ
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Use of Land Surface Temperature Estimation with Geographical Information Tools for Validation of Numerical Microclimate Studies at Urban Scale [PDF]
For this study, different approaches found in the literature to obtain the Land Surface Temperature (LST) were evaluated through Geographic Information tools, to validate the temperature results obtained from dynamic simulations at urban scale with the ...
Bustamante Mileyka +2 more
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Traffic emission has been identified as one of the dominant sources of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) in Thailand, and urban green spaces have the capacity to mitigate air pollution.
A.L. Savinda Heshani, Ekbordin Winijkul
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Considerações sobre a configuração de malha no programa ENVI-met
As simulações computacionais representam uma importante ferramenta para nortear o planejamento das cidades, uma vez que, além de investigar condições atuais, possibilitam o estudo de cenários futuros. Seu planejamento cuidadoso tem papel relevante para a fidedignidade dos resultados obtidos e, buscando subsidiar essa etapa, este artigo apresenta ...
Rafael Silva Brandão +2 more
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This study aimed at analyzing the effect of buildings height on the thermal comfort in Ourinhos city - São Paulo State. The following variables were analyzed: air temperature, specific humidity, solar radiation and heat flows.
Ana Claudia Carfan +2 more
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Alternative scenarios for ecological urbanizations using ENVI-met model
Natural areas are quickly degraded by opening new settlement and industrial areas in order to meet the increasing demand of the growing population. Concreting, modification of land surfaces, complex urban structures, and depressed urban environments contribute to the formation of an Urban Heat Island (UHI).
Sevgi Yilmaz, Emral Mutlu, Hasan Yilmaz
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Understanding ENVI‐met (V4) model behaviour in relation to environmental variables [PDF]
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final version can be found by following the URI link.
Sharmin, Tania, Steemers, Koen
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Living windbreak design for wind erosion control in arid regions: A case study in Dehloran, Iran [PDF]
Wind erosion is considered as one of the main processes of land degradation in different parts of the world. Among the most effective ways to control wind erosion is to cover land surface with natural vegetation area.
M. Mirhasani +3 more
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Effect of Greening Trees on Thermal Comfort of the Pedestrian Streets in Hot Summer and Cold Winter Regions in China [PDF]
The thermal environment problems of pedestrian streets space are becoming increasingly important with the growing rate of urbanization, especially in regions with hot summers and cold winters.
L. S. Cao, H. Xu and H. Li
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Analysis of winter thermal comfort conditions: street scenarios using ENVI-met model
Rapid migration to cities and the increasing demand for housing negatively affect living areas. Furthermore, uncontrolled population growth, industrialization, urbanization, narrowing of urban areas, and expansion of cities cause physical boundaries. Urbanization growth and the cold climate restrict pedestrian mobility in the city.
Sevgi Yilmaz +3 more
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