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Vertical greening systems and the effect on air flow and temperature on the building envelope
Building and Environment · 2011 · Vol. 46(11) · pp. 2287–2294
Katia Perini✉(University of Genoa)Marc Ottelé✉(Delft University of Technology)A.L.A. Fraaij(Delft University of Technology)E.M. Haas(Delft University of Technology)Rossana Raiteri(University of Genoa)
Urban Heat Island MitigationUrban Green Space and HealthBuilding Energy and Comfort OptimizationGreeningBuilding envelopeEnvironmental scienceWind speedEvergreenUrban heat islandAirflowMeteorologyThermalRenewable energy
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