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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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	accelerated aging test architecture assessment building cooling building density building refurbishment building simulation carbon dioxide emissions change trend cities climate adaption measures climate change CMIP6 cool pavements cool roof countermeasure detached house downtown ventilation performance ecological functional zone energy consumption Environmental science, engineering and technology evaporation evidence-based analysis extreme precipitation greenhouse gas emission heat island History of engineering and technology hourly concentration human thermal load indicators land use land-use type local climate zone microclimate simulations mobile observation periodic thermal transmittance physical planning pollutant prediction relative mean wind speed river island roof sea breeze self-cleaning sensible heat release sky view factor solar radiation solar reflectance sponge city SRI street orientation subjective experiment sunshine duration surface material sustainability Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes Technology: general issues temperature temporal change thermal comfort thermal inertia thermal insulation thermal transmittance urban densification urban fabric urban form urban heat island urban heat island effect urban microclimate urban resilience urban sprawl urban street urban transportation urban ventilation urban ventilation performance urbanization effect watering
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Zusammenfassung:	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.
DOI:	10.3390/books978-3-0365-6340-4