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Mean radiant temperature in idealised urban canyons—examples from Freiburg, Germany
International Journal of Biometeorology, 2011Studies on the thermal comfort of humans in urban areas require meteorological data such as air temperature, air humidity, wind speed, and short- and long-wave fluxes. In such studies radiation fluxes can be expressed by the mean radiant temperature--a parameter with high variability in urban areas due to variability in global radiation.
Herrmann, Jan, Matzarakis, Andreas
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Effects of Urban Geometry on Mean Radiant Temperature
2021Kevin Ka-Lun Lau +3 more
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PING-PONG GLOBE THERMOMETERS FOR MEAN RADIANT TEMPERATURES.
1987Thermal comfort models and indoor climate standards require their users to input micro-environmental parameters which usually include an expression for the radiant field surrounding the building occupant. The traditional instrument for this last measurement has been a 15 cm diameter hollow copper sphere, painted matt black and with a mercury-in-glass ...
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A GIS-based assessment method for mean radiant temperature in dense urban areas
2014The mean radiant temperature (Tmrt) is among the most important factors affecting thermal comfort. Its assessment in dense cities has been complicated due to the presence of buildings, pavings, and infrastructure. This paper introduced the RAMUM model, a GIS based software method developed to simulate outdoor mean radiant temperature at microscale. The
Huang, J +3 more
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