xxx
Fig. 12.8
Future development of green areas
in the City of Ljubljana (Internet 3) ................................... 331
Fig. 12.9
Project baseline – Slovenian ethnographic
museum (SEM) .................................................................. 334
Fig. 12.10
SEM – realized water surface ............................................ 334
Fig. 12.11
Temporary installation on the main street
(Slovenska ulica) soon after its closure
for personal motorized traffic ............................................ 336
Fig. 12.12
Children and parents playground –
the gym-installation for parents with
the green roof was added to the classical
playground for children, with the invitation
letter (right) ........................................................................ 337
Fig. 13.1
Single row of trees on the pilot area .................................. 350
Fig. 13.2
Double row of trees ............................................................ 350
Fig. 13.3
Double row of trees in Fény utca ....................................... 351
Fig. 13.4
Single row of trees in Pengő utca with
permeable pavement and tree protection ........................... 351
Fig. 13.5
Planters combined with rows of street trees ...................... 352
Fig. 13.6
Planters in Bimbó street ..................................................... 353
Fig. 13.7
Green spaces in Széllkapu Park ......................................... 354
Fig. 13.8
View of Széllkapu Park ...................................................... 354
Fig. 13.9
Green wall in Kis Rókus utca ............................................ 355
Fig. 13.10
Green roof within the pilot area ......................................... 355
Fig. 13.11
Layout of modelling regions within the pilot area ............. 357
Fig. 13.12–13.13 Effects of single and double rows
of street trees on predicted mean vote (PMV)
in Fény utca and Retek utca (summer status,
12:00 p.m., 1.6 m) .............................................................. 358
Fig. 13.14–13.15 Effects of rows of street trees on predicted mean vote
(PMV) in Keleti Károly utca (summer status,
12:00 p.m., 1.6 m) .............................................................. 358
Fig. 13.16–13.17 Area of Széllkapu Park: status before (left)
and after (right) the demolition of the ministry
building and the installation of the planned park
(air temperature, summer status, 12:00 p.m., 1.6 m) ......... 360
Fig. 13.18
Alert system application developed by the
Hungarian Meteorological Service, displaying
a clock on the mobile device .............................................. 372
Fig. 14.1
Annual average air temperature for Prague
and surrounding, period 1961–2010 .................................. 375
Fig. 14.2
Difference of daily air minimum temperature
between period 2001–2010 and 1961–1970 ...................... 376
Fig. 14.3
Annual course of PET for Praha-Karlov station,
period 2005–2013 .............................................................. 376
List of Figures
Fig. 12.8
Future development of green areas
in the City of Ljubljana (Internet 3) ................................... 331
Fig. 12.9
Project baseline – Slovenian ethnographic
museum (SEM) .................................................................. 334
Fig. 12.10
SEM – realized water surface ............................................ 334
Fig. 12.11
Temporary installation on the main street
(Slovenska ulica) soon after its closure
for personal motorized traffic ............................................ 336
Fig. 12.12
Children and parents playground –
the gym-installation for parents with
the green roof was added to the classical
playground for children, with the invitation
letter (right) ........................................................................ 337
Fig. 13.1
Single row of trees on the pilot area .................................. 350
Fig. 13.2
Double row of trees ............................................................ 350
Fig. 13.3
Double row of trees in Fény utca ....................................... 351
Fig. 13.4
Single row of trees in Pengő utca with
permeable pavement and tree protection ........................... 351
Fig. 13.5
Planters combined with rows of street trees ...................... 352
Fig. 13.6
Planters in Bimbó street ..................................................... 353
Fig. 13.7
Green spaces in Széllkapu Park ......................................... 354
Fig. 13.8
View of Széllkapu Park ...................................................... 354
Fig. 13.9
Green wall in Kis Rókus utca ............................................ 355
Fig. 13.10
Green roof within the pilot area ......................................... 355
Fig. 13.11
Layout of modelling regions within the pilot area ............. 357
Fig. 13.12–13.13 Effects of single and double rows
of street trees on predicted mean vote (PMV)
in Fény utca and Retek utca (summer status,
12:00 p.m., 1.6 m) .............................................................. 358
Fig. 13.14–13.15 Effects of rows of street trees on predicted mean vote
(PMV) in Keleti Károly utca (summer status,
12:00 p.m., 1.6 m) .............................................................. 358
Fig. 13.16–13.17 Area of Széllkapu Park: status before (left)
and after (right) the demolition of the ministry
building and the installation of the planned park
(air temperature, summer status, 12:00 p.m., 1.6 m) ......... 360
Fig. 13.18
Alert system application developed by the
Hungarian Meteorological Service, displaying
a clock on the mobile device .............................................. 372
Fig. 14.1
Annual average air temperature for Prague
and surrounding, period 1961–2010 .................................. 375
Fig. 14.2
Difference of daily air minimum temperature
between period 2001–2010 and 1961–1970 ...................... 376
Fig. 14.3
Annual course of PET for Praha-Karlov station,
period 2005–2013 .............................................................. 376
List of Figures