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Papers about and related to ENVI-met and BOTworld
On this page you find a collection of papers dealing
with ENVI-met and ENVI-met BOTworld more or less directly.
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Bruse, M. (2009): Stadtlandschaft im Klimawandel - Zu den Grundlagen des städtischen Mikroklimas in: Collinet, HD and Pesch, F (eds): Stadt und Landschaft, Klartext Verlag Essen .
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A very general text on global climate change and urban mircoclimate (in German) |
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Huttner, S.; Bruse, M.; Dostal, P.; Katzschner, A. (2009): Strategies for mitigating thermal heat stress in central european clities: The project KLIMES; Seventh International Conference on Urban Climate ICUC-7, 29 June - 3 July 2009, Yokohama, Japan (Poster) |
Strategies for mitigating thermal heat stress in central european cities Poster and extended abstract from the 2009 ICUC-7 conference. Example results from the BMBF joint research project KLIMES showing scenarios calculated with ENVI-met and BOTworld (see associated papers from ICUC-7) . |
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Dostal, P.; Katzschner, A., Bruse, M.; Huttner, S. (2009): Quantifying the human thermal.heat-stress in central european cities with BOTworld and on site-interviews as analysing tools to estimate the thermal sensation of pedestrians, Seventh International Conference on Urban Climate ICUC-7, 29 June - 3 July 2009, Yokohama, Japan (Poster)
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Pedestrian comfort estimated by simulations and questionaires Poster and extended abstract from the 2009 ICUC-7 conference. Comparison between on site-interviews and BOTworld simulations. |
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Huttner, S.; Bruse, M (2009): Numerical modelling of the urban climate- A preview on ENVI-met 4.0; Seventh International Conference on Urban Climate ICUC-7, 29 June - 3 July 2009, Yokohama, Japan (Poster)
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Preview on ENVI-met 4.0 |
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Bruse, M. (2009): Analysing human outdoor thermal comfort and open space usage with the Multi-Agent System BOTworld, Seventh International Conference on Urban Climate ICUC-7, 29 June - 3 July 2009, Yokohama, Japan (Talk) |
Simulation thermal comfort and open space usage with BOTworld [BOTworld] This is a recent update on the BOTworld system which now includes an analysis on open space usage in terms of neches and chairs oppucation time (see associated papers from ICUC-7) . |
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Bruse, M. and Schuster, H. (2008): Mikroklimasimulation ergänzend zur Gebäudesimulation, BAUSIM 2008, Kassel
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A general contribution to the aspect of building thermal simulation and outdoor microclimate seen from the architects point of view (in German) |
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Huttner, S. ; Bruse, M.; Dostal, P. (2008): Using ENVI-met to simulate the impact of global warming on the microclimate in central European cities in: Mayer, H. and Matzarakis, A. (eds.): 5th Japanese-German Meeting on Urban Climatology (Berichte des Meteorologischen Instituts der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg Nr. 18), October 2008, pp. 307-312
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Application of ENVI-met to evaluate urban microclimate under global warming conditions Within the BMBF joint research project KLIMES, the micro scale climate model ENVI-met is used by the subproject KLIMES JGU to simulate the effects of global warming on heat stress in central European cities and to evaluate possible countermeasures proposed by urban planners |
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Bruse, M. (2007b): Simulating human thermal comfort and resulting usage patterns of urban open spaces with a Multi-agent System in: Wittkopf, St. and Tan, B. K. (eds.): Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Passive and Low Energy Architecture PLEA, p.699-706.
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Overview paper over BOTworld application to a simple urban layout [BOTworld] The complete BOTworld system is used to predict human thermal comfort and the resulting frequentation of restaurant chairs and benches based on a simple rule system introduced into BOTworld. |
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Bruse, M. (2007a): Particle filtering capacity of urban vegetation: A microscale numerical approach
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Overview over the particle deposition model in ENVI-met This is an extract of the general paper about the ENVI-met pollutant dispersion model focussing on fine dust particles. The PDF is re-formatted from the work published in Berliner Geographische Arbeiten. |
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Samaali, M; Courault, D, Bruse, M.; Olioso, A. and R. Occelli (2007) :Analysis of a 3D boundary layer model at local scale: Validation on soybean surface radiative measurements.
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ENVI-met applied to some agro-meteorological problems of radiative transfer In this paper, the radiative transfer system of ENVI-met is tested agains two other models and field meassurements. ENVI-met is applied to a soybean field, which is not exactly the topic it was designed for, but it worked.. |
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Bruse, M. (2005b): ITCM – a simple dynamic 2-node model of the human thermoregulatory system and its application in a multi-agent system.
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Short overview over the ITCM model used in BOTworld [BOTworld] This paper gives a very brief overview over the dynamic thermoregulatory model system Individual Thermal Comfort Model used in BOTworld |
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Bruse, M. (2005a): Assessing urban microclimate from the user’s perspective – Multi-Agent systems as a new tool in urban biometeorology.
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Short overview over the application of BOTworld [BOTworld] A short overview over the application of the BOTworld Multi-agent system to assess human thermal conditions in an urban open space is given. |
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Bruse, M. (2004): Updated overview over ENVI-met 3.0 |
Updated overview over ENVI-met 3.0 This paper is an update of the 1998 article
in Environmental Modelling and Software and the 1999 paper "Simulating
microcale climate interactions..." |
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Bruse, M. (2003): Stadtgrün und Stadtklima- Wie sich Grünflächen
auf das Mikroklima in Städten auswirken
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Stadtgrün und Stadtklima- Wie sich Grünflächen auf das Mikroklima in Städten auswirken An introduction on urban climate and green spaces written for non-specialists. In German. |
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Bruse, M. (2003):
Assessing Urban Microclimate using Multi-Agent Simulations: A new approach
to answer an old problem?, |
Assessing Urban Microclimate using Multi-Agent Simulations [BOTworld] This paper is the 3rd paper dealing with the climBOT model system and bioclimate (see papers below). It is a bit more general than the 2002 paper and also updated with the newest changes in the BOTworld model.
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Lahme, E.; Bruse, M. (2003):
Microclimatic effects of a small urban park in densely built-up areas:
Measurements and model simulations |
Microclimatic
effects of a small urban park in densely built-up areas: Measurements and
model simulations [ENVI-met]
A case study in an urban park is shown and compared
with results from the ENVI-met model.
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Jesionek, K.; Bruse, M.
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Impacts of vegetation on the microclimate: Modelling standardized building
structures with different greening level ICUC5, Lodz 1-5- September 2003, 4 pages |
Impacts of vegetation on the microclimate: Modelling standardized building structures with different greening level [ENVI-met] Typical central Europe building structures are
compiled and it is analyzed, how additional greening influences the micro
climate and air quality. Poster presents results more in detail |
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Bruse, M. (2002):
Multi-Agent Simulations as a tool for the assessment of urban microclimate
and its effects on pedestrian behaviour, |
Multi-Agent Simulations as a tool for the assessment of urban microclimate and its effects on pedestrian behaviour [BOTworld] The second paper released about the climBOTs. It was written for an audience not familiar with urban climate issues and has therefore a longer introduction into this topic. Some things are out-of date, but the principle remains unchanged.
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Bruse, M. (2000):
Assessing thermal comfort in urban environments using an integrated
dynamic microscale biometeorological model system, |
Assessing thermal comfort in urban environments using an integrated dynamic microscale biometeorological model system [climBOT] This is the initial paper about the climBOT model. In fact "climBOT" is not mentioned, but it is called "dPET". Although very basic with respect to the climBOT model as it is today, this paper has an interesting focus on the biometeorological model, which is not provided in the other two papers so far.
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Bruse, M. (2000):
Anwendung von mikroskaligen Simulationsmodellen in der Stadtplanung |
Anwendung von mikroskaligen Simulationsmodellen in der Stadtplanung [ENVI-met] An overview paper about using microscale numerical models in urban planing. IN GERMAN .
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Modelling and Strategies for improved urban climates. Invited Paper. In: Proceedings International Conference on Urban Climatology & International Congress of Biometeorology, Sydney, 8-12. Nov, Australia, 6 pages |
Modelling and Strategies for improved urban climates An overview paper prepared for the Urban Climate Conference in Sydney 1999
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Bruse, M. (1999):
Simulating microscale climate interactions in complex terrain with
a high-resolution numerical model: A case study for the Sydney CBD Area.
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Simulating microscale climate interactions in complex terrain with a high-resolution numerical model: A case study for the Sydney CBD Area [ENVI-met] The paper describes the fundamentals of the model (equations) as it was in V2. The poster shows the application of ENVI-met to the Sydney CBD area around Circular Quay. For a more recent paper version, see top of the page !
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Bruse, M.; Skinner, C. J. (1999):
Rooftop Greening and local climate: A case study in Melbourne.
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Rooftop Greening and local climate: A case study in Melbourne [ENVI-met] What are the effects of urban green, especially of urban green placed on a roof top on the local climate? Paper presents a numerical study carried out for Melbourne, VIC,AUS
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Bruse, M.; Thönnessen M.;
Radtke U. (1999):
Practical and theoretical investigation of the influence of facade
greening on the distribution of heavy metals in urban streets. |
Practical and theoretical investigation of the influence of facade greening on the distribution of heavy metals in urban streets [ENVI-met] An interesting paper analyzing the effects of vertical gardens (facade greening) on pollutant dispersion in an urban street canyon. |
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