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The 6th assessment report by IPCC underscores the necessity to switch from immediate to timely actions to foster (urban) climate change adaptation and mitigation.
Elena Tarpani +5 more
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Blue-green urban oasis: creating strategic cool spots in overheated neighbourhoods
The paper presents a methodology for adapting to urban overheating by creating strategically located blue-green oases – combining vegetation and water systems to enhance neighbbourhood thermal comfort. Focusing on Milan’s Corvetto district as an example,
Mariana Pereira Guimaraes +1 more
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The Development of Health-Based Overheating Limit Criteria for School Buildings
Overheating in school buildings can negatively affect the cognitive learning performance of particularly young students whose thermoregulation systems are still developing. However, currently, in schools, issues related to overheating have been addressed
Liangzhu Wang +4 more
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Overheating in (BENG-)dwellings [PDF]
Oververhitting is een punt van zorg in woningen en andere gebouwen waar mensen verblijven. De veronderstelde veranderingen in het klimaat en daarnaast de lokale gevolgen van het zogenaamde ‘urban heat island’ effect kan het probleem doen toenemen. Is dit
Loomans, M.G.L.C., Hensen, J.L.M.
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This study investigates the effectiveness of natural wind-driven ventilation systems in enhancing thermal comfort and energy efficiency within the context of Central European climates, specifically Vienna.
Aida Shayegani +3 more
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An increase in ambient air temperature due to climate change can adversely affect indoor thermal conditions, particularly in heritage-listed dwellings, as renovation efforts may be limited by preservation constraints, potentially leading to indoor ...
Muxi Lei +3 more
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Urban areas experience the urban heat island (UHI) effect, which affects the thermal comfort and energy consumption of buildings. These consequences could vary depending on the socio-economic status of the neighbourhoods.
Rafael E. López-Guerrero +3 more
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Urban heat mitigation and adaptation: the state of the art
The state of the art in urban heat mitigation and adaptation is analyzed along four elements: (1) technologies, techniques, and benefits of combinatorial approaches; (2) risks and vulnerabilities assessment to incorporate the human dimension; (3) types ...
Fabiani, Claudia +9 more
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Urban data model for studying neighborhood overheating
In a global warming context, solutions for mitigating urban overheating have been identified, such as high-albedo surfaces, urban morphology that allows for natural ventilation, and vegetation to provide shade and humidity. However, it remains challenging for stakeholders to adopt these solutions and incorporate them into the design of new ...
Martinez, Simon +3 more
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Urban environments typically experience increased average air temperatures compared to surrounding rural areas – a phenomenon referred to as the Urban Heat Island (UHI).
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