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Table 7.6 Data obtained in measurement sessions in Prato della Valle
(dimension of ellipse are 180 × 230 m) (see also Fig. 7.1).
Thermal comfort indexes refer to a person
with summer clothing (0.5 clo) and slight activity
level (80 W above the basal metabolism)
(Google Earth) .............................................................................. 211
Table 7.7 Calculated T mr and thermal comfort indexes
in via Pindemonte (Bowen ratio = 1.5,
cloud cover = 1 okta, clothing = 0.5 clo,
activity level = 80 W above the basal metabolism)
for different disposition of buildings ............................................ 213
Table 7.8 Configuration values in ENVImet ................................................ 216
Table 8.1 Main physical parameters and indexs to analyse
UHI phenomena ........................................................................... 227
Table 8.2 Ordinary urban planning and management tools:
possible UHI moderation interventions ........................................ 235
Table 10.1 Impact on UHI formation expressed as the difference
between mean urban and mean rural temperature,
August 13 2003 8 p.m .................................................................. 295
Table 11.1 The land use types in Warsaw, according to
Corine Land Cover 2006 (EEA 2007) .......................................... 306
Table 11.2 Plant species recognised in three pilot
study areas (Latin names in alphabetical order) ........................... 314
Table 11.3 Numbers of tree and shrub specimens with
different allergenicity in compared housing estates ..................... 315
Table 13.1 Advice for the general public ....................................................... 367
Table 13.2 Brief, easily understandable advice for the elderly ...................... 368
Table 13.3 Brief, easily understandable advice for
young mothers and small children................................................ 369
Table 13.4 Brief, easily understandable advice for the young ....................... 370
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Table 7.6 Data obtained in measurement sessions in Prato della Valle
(dimension of ellipse are 180 × 230 m) (see also Fig. 7.1).
Thermal comfort indexes refer to a person
with summer clothing (0.5 clo) and slight activity
level (80 W above the basal metabolism)
(Google Earth) .............................................................................. 211
Table 7.7 Calculated T mr and thermal comfort indexes
in via Pindemonte (Bowen ratio = 1.5,
cloud cover = 1 okta, clothing = 0.5 clo,
activity level = 80 W above the basal metabolism)
for different disposition of buildings ............................................ 213
Table 7.8 Configuration values in ENVImet ................................................ 216
Table 8.1 Main physical parameters and indexs to analyse
UHI phenomena ........................................................................... 227
Table 8.2 Ordinary urban planning and management tools:
possible UHI moderation interventions ........................................ 235
Table 10.1 Impact on UHI formation expressed as the difference
between mean urban and mean rural temperature,
August 13 2003 8 p.m .................................................................. 295
Table 11.1 The land use types in Warsaw, according to
Corine Land Cover 2006 (EEA 2007) .......................................... 306
Table 11.2 Plant species recognised in three pilot
study areas (Latin names in alphabetical order) ........................... 314
Table 11.3 Numbers of tree and shrub specimens with
different allergenicity in compared housing estates ..................... 315
Table 13.1 Advice for the general public ....................................................... 367
Table 13.2 Brief, easily understandable advice for the elderly ...................... 368
Table 13.3 Brief, easily understandable advice for
young mothers and small children................................................ 369
Table 13.4 Brief, easily understandable advice for the young ....................... 370
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