xxxi
Fig. 14.4
Annual course of PET of differences
between stations Praha-Karlov and Praha-Ruzyně,
period 2005–2013 (positive values mean
Karlov is warmer than Ruzyne) ......................................... 377
Fig. 14.5
Maximum air temperature in Prague
on 28th July 2013 ............................................................... 378
Fig. 14.6
Maximum PET in Prague on 28th July 2013 ..................... 378
Fig. 14.7
Trends in yearly characteristics
of the fraction PM 10 and the 36th highest
24-h PM 10 concentration in selected
monitoring stations in Prague ............................................ 379
Fig. 14.8
Trends in yearly characteristics of NO 2
in selected monitoring stations in Prague .......................... 380
Fig. 14.9
Prague ................................................................................ 381
Fig. 14.10
Aerial view of Legerova street in Prague ........................... 382
Fig. 14.11
Mild summer day scenario ................................................. 383
Fig. 14.12
Effect of PET reduction ..................................................... 383
Fig. 14.13
Scenario 2 .......................................................................... 384
Fig. 14.14
Scenario with the small trees
planted densely along the sidewalks .................................. 384
Fig. 14.15
Future residential and commercial district ........................ 386
Fig. 14.16
Series of small-scale parks shall by
hooked up through alley-like streets .................................. 386
Fig. 14.17
Inside yards of housing blocks shall be
used for greenery and be walkthrough ............................... 387
Fig. 14.18
Scenario 1 .......................................................................... 387
Fig. 14.19
Scenario 2 .......................................................................... 388
Fig. 14.20–14.21 (Scenario 3 and Scenario 4) ............................................... 389
Fig. 14.22
Better ventilation scenario ................................................. 390
Fig. 14.23–14.24 Scenario 5 and Scenario 6 .................................................. 391
Fig. 14.25–14.26 Scenari ............................................................................... 392
Fig. 14.27
Scenari 1/3 ......................................................................... 393
Fig. 14.28–14.29 Humidity differencies ........................................................ 394
Fig. 14.30
The cooling effect of green roofs is negligible .................. 395
Fig. 14.31
The block structure offers better day time conditions ....... 396
Fig. 14.32
Temperature shift caused by green belt
in a hot July day ................................................................. 396
Fig. 14.33–14.34 Temperature changes in long term simulation
of 2001–2010 (JJA, night) caused by green belt ................ 397
Fig. 14.35
Differences in 24-h-averaged PM 10 concentrations ........... 398
List of Figures
Fig. 14.4
Annual course of PET of differences
between stations Praha-Karlov and Praha-Ruzyně,
period 2005–2013 (positive values mean
Karlov is warmer than Ruzyne) ......................................... 377
Fig. 14.5
Maximum air temperature in Prague
on 28th July 2013 ............................................................... 378
Fig. 14.6
Maximum PET in Prague on 28th July 2013 ..................... 378
Fig. 14.7
Trends in yearly characteristics
of the fraction PM 10 and the 36th highest
24-h PM 10 concentration in selected
monitoring stations in Prague ............................................ 379
Fig. 14.8
Trends in yearly characteristics of NO 2
in selected monitoring stations in Prague .......................... 380
Fig. 14.9
Prague ................................................................................ 381
Fig. 14.10
Aerial view of Legerova street in Prague ........................... 382
Fig. 14.11
Mild summer day scenario ................................................. 383
Fig. 14.12
Effect of PET reduction ..................................................... 383
Fig. 14.13
Scenario 2 .......................................................................... 384
Fig. 14.14
Scenario with the small trees
planted densely along the sidewalks .................................. 384
Fig. 14.15
Future residential and commercial district ........................ 386
Fig. 14.16
Series of small-scale parks shall by
hooked up through alley-like streets .................................. 386
Fig. 14.17
Inside yards of housing blocks shall be
used for greenery and be walkthrough ............................... 387
Fig. 14.18
Scenario 1 .......................................................................... 387
Fig. 14.19
Scenario 2 .......................................................................... 388
Fig. 14.20–14.21 (Scenario 3 and Scenario 4) ............................................... 389
Fig. 14.22
Better ventilation scenario ................................................. 390
Fig. 14.23–14.24 Scenario 5 and Scenario 6 .................................................. 391
Fig. 14.25–14.26 Scenari ............................................................................... 392
Fig. 14.27
Scenari 1/3 ......................................................................... 393
Fig. 14.28–14.29 Humidity differencies ........................................................ 394
Fig. 14.30
The cooling effect of green roofs is negligible .................. 395
Fig. 14.31
The block structure offers better day time conditions ....... 396
Fig. 14.32
Temperature shift caused by green belt
in a hot July day ................................................................. 396
Fig. 14.33–14.34 Temperature changes in long term simulation
of 2001–2010 (JJA, night) caused by green belt ................ 397
Fig. 14.35
Differences in 24-h-averaged PM 10 concentrations ........... 398
List of Figures