Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6775435 Sustainable Cities and Society 2018 41 Pages PDF
Abstract
The results of the study revealed that within a climatic worse-case-scenario, and without any adaptive measures to address Physiological Stress (PS) levels, the majority of the square presented potential PS thresholds ranging between 'Extreme Heat Stress Lv.3/4′, with PET values exceeding that of 51 °C and 56 °C. On the other hand, and particularly in regions prone to high levels of solar radiation, the thermal amelioration effects of the proposed public space design interventions presented reductions of PET values up to 16.6 °C.
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