城市空间形态指标与街区风环境相关性研究

Translated title of the contribution: Research on the Correlation between Urban Spatial Morphology Indicators and Block Wind Environment

胡兴, 魏迪, 李保峰, 陈宏*

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Abstract

In order to find the correlation between urban spatial morphology indicators and block wind environment, it is necessary to search the most suitable type and value range of each urban spatial morphology indicator. At present, most of the relevant research is based on the numerical simulation of the ideal block shape. Additionally, it is mostly limited to the specific block type such as the slab residential community, and rarely proposes the results based on the complex and changeable actual block form. By analyzing the physical significance and formulating the principle of each indicator, this paper attempts to make theoretical speculation on the main factors affecting its effectiveness and to verify it by the field wind environment measurement. It points out that the most important factor affecting the “porosity” applicability is the depth of street canyons in the block, and the most important factor affecting the “frontal area density” applicability is the height difference of buildings in the block, which provides a more specific direction for future numerical simulation.
Translated title of the contributionResearch on the Correlation between Urban Spatial Morphology Indicators and Block Wind Environment
Original languageChinese (Simplified)
Pages (from-to)139-143
Journal新建筑
Volume38
Issue number5
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Oct 2020
Externally publishedYes

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Research Keywords

  • 城市空间形态指标
  • 城市微气候
  • 街区通风
  • 相关性分析
  • urban spatial morphology indicator
  • urban microclimate
  • block ventilation
  • correlation analysis

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