Urban Design Guidelines for Climate Change

Urban Design Guidelines for Climate Change

The Special Issue consists of 13 submitted papers. We acknowledge all authors for their contributions. We recognize that interest in the topics is expanding and are confident that the findings are beneficial to our readers.

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Other Authors:	Takebayashi, Hideki (Editor), Yuan, Jihui (Editor)
Format:	Electronic Book Chapter
Language:	English
Published:	Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
Subjects:	Technology: general issues History of engineering & technology Environmental science, engineering & technology heat island cool roof solar reflectance self-cleaning accelerated aging test urban ventilation performance local climate zone evidence-based analysis downtown ventilation performance relative mean wind speed ecological functional zone hourly concentration land-use type pollutant architecture assessment tool indicators sustainability cities building density mobile observation sea breeze urban heat island urban ventilation river island human thermal load surface material evaporation watering subjective experiment sunshine duration solar radiation change trend urbanization effect urban microclimate urban fabric urban densification microclimate simulations urban heat island effect climate adaption measures thermal comfort building refurbishment building simulation extreme precipitation temporal change CMIP6 prediction urban resilience sponge city climate change urban sprawl urban form land use physical planning urban transportation greenhouse gas emission energy consumption urban street temperature sky view factor cool pavements street orientation sensible heat release carbon dioxide emissions detached house countermeasure building cooling periodic thermal transmittance roof SRI thermal inertia thermal insulation thermal transmittance
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Summary:	The Special Issue consists of 13 submitted papers. We acknowledge all authors for their contributions. We recognize that interest in the topics is expanding and are confident that the findings are beneficial to our readers.
Physical Description:	1 electronic resource (250 p.)
ISBN:	books978-3-0365-6340-4 9783036563411 9783036563404
Access:	Open Access