Research Center of Building
Energy Efficiency, National Key Lab of Subtropical Building Science,
South China University of Technology, Guangzhou 510640, China;
Abstract：Taking a certain housing in Guangzhou as an example, we conduct the field measurement of the microclimate at fixed points for air temperature, relative humidity, black globe temperature and wind speed, etc. We investigate the effects of manmade lake, shade of trees and ground surface character on outdoor thermal environment, and make a quantitative analysis on the weighting position of the landscape design factors in design behavior. The study intends to explore a method to improve the thermal environment of residential quarters by changing the corresponding factors.
. Field measurements on microclimate in residential
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Zhuolun CHEN, Lihua ZHAO, Qinglin MENG, Changshan WANG, Yongchao ZHAI, Fei WANG, . Field measurements on microclimate in residential
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