Adapting to Urban Heat:

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Strategies and Tools for Ecology, Decarbonization and Health

Häftad, Engelska, 2025

Av Carmen Gal�n Mar�n, Emanuele Naboni, Carlos Rivera G�mez, Mattheos Santamouris, Carmen Galán Marín, Carlos Rivera Gómez, Spain) Galan Marin, Carmen (Professor of Construction Technology and Sustainable Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, University of Seville, Denmark) Naboni, Emanuele (Royal Danish Academy, Architecture, Design, Conservation, Copenhagen, Spain) Rivera Gomez, Carlos (Associate Professor of Building Construction Technology, Faculty of Architecture and of Sustainable Urban Planning in the master’s degree in Sustainable City and Architecture, University of Seville, Australia) Santamouris, Mattheos (University of New South Wales,Sydney

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As global temperatures rise, urban areas face unprecedented challenges from intensified heat. “Adapting to Urban Heat” offers a comprehensive exploration of design strategies and tools essential for building resilience in low-carbon cities.
The book covers the following topics:
. Setting the stage for urban heat adaptation: An introduction to the pressing need for adaptive measures in urban environments.
. Understanding, mitigating, and adapting to urban overheating: Insights into the impacts of urban heat and the latest mitigation technologies, including the interplay between advanced materials, nature, buildings, and human behavior.
. Designing for urban heat adaptation: Practical design strategies aimed at enhancing microclimates and user comfort at the neighborhood scale, with a focus on the relationship between urban forms and greenery.
. Tools for decoding and coding urban heat: An examination of data science, urban meteorological networks, remote sensing, GIS applications, and modeling techniques that inform effective heat adaptation strategies

Provides an interdisciplinary approach to the study and understanding of urban heat islands
Presents evidence-based strategies to for adapting to climate change and building urban resilience
Includes a critical assessment of the role data science and GIS technologies play in climate change and urban planning

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2025-12-12
Mått152 x 229 x undefined mm
Vikt450 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor304
FörlagElsevier Science
ISBN9780443289774

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Professor Carmen Galán-Marín is a Full Professor in the Department of Building Technology at the University of Seville-Spain (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de la Universidad de Sevilla). Professor Emanuele Naboni is a Distinguished Professor at the University of Seville, an Academic at the Norman Foster Institute, The Royal Danish Academy, and UNIPR. He consults internationally for urban and architectural firms. Professor Carlos Rivera-Gómez is a Full Professor in the Department of Building Construction at the University of Seville. Professor Matthaios Santamouris is a Scientia, Distinguished, Professor of High Performance Architecture at University of New South Wales.

Part 1: SETTING THE STAGE FOR URBAN HEAT ADAPTATION1. Summary of contents2. Adapting to heatPart 2: UNDERSTANDING, MITIGATING AND ADAPTING TO URBAN OVERHEATING3. Urban Overheating. Impacts and Heat Mitigation Technologies4. Understanding Anticipatory Resilience in Urban and Architectural Design for Climate Change, Ecology, Health, and DecarbonizationPart 3: DESIGNING FOR URBAN HEAT ADAPTATION5. Design for Adapting Urban Microclimates and Enhancing User Comfort: Strategies for Heat at the Neighbourhood Scale6. Understanding the Interrelationships between Buildings, Urban Spaces, and Climate Change7. Understanding and Measuring the Cooling Performance of TreesPart 4: TOOLS FOR DECODING AND CODING URBAN HEAT8. The role of data science in developing heat-resilient communities9. From Urban Meteorological Networks to Adaptation in Amsterdam, Ghent, and Novi Sad 10. The Role of Using Remote Sensing Evaluating Urban Heat Adaptation Strategies Measures11. Multiscale Modelling Techniques and Experimental Monitoring of Heat12. Adapting to urban heat – On the use of urban weather files for assessing buildings’ overheatingPart 5: TOWARDS A REGENERATIVE FUTURE13. Conclusions