Urbana mikroklima, termalni konfor i energetske performanse: integrisani pristup
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Gradovi su kompleksne strukture; za bolje razumevanje zamršenog života i evolucije izgrađenih struktura koje nazivamo gradovima potrebno je intenzivno istraživanje više ambijentalnih, ekonomskih i društvenih disciplina, kao i upotreba različitih naučnih pristupa. Imajući to u vidu,
prikazani rad je usmeren na izazove i posledične teme vezane za urbanu mikroklimu, termalni komfor i energetske performanse objekata. Savremena ljudska istorija je oblikovana sve većim širenjem gradova, koji se pojavljuju kao masivne antropogene intervencije u ukupnom ambijentu. Mikroklima grada, sa svojim privremenim i prostornim varijacijama, značajno utiče na performanse zgrada i udobnost stanovanja u urbanim strukturama. Stoga postoji potreba za boljim razumevanjem isprepletanih veza između lokalne, regionalne i globalne klime, i njihovog uticaja na urbanizam i dalji razvoj urbanih struktura.
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