Analysis of urban ventilation potential using rule-based modeling
Successful and efficient urban planning requires direct, rapid evaluations of the urban ventilation potential. An urban ventilation environment can be analyzed and evaluated using numerical simulations; however, such simulations require considerable time and effort, especially at the start of planni...
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