Application of computer visualization and mathematical modeling techniques in the development of planning controls designed to protect thermal comfort for pedestrians

Application of computer visualization and mathematical modeling techniques in the development of planning controls designed to protect thermal comfort for pedestrians

by Peter Bosselmann, Berkeley. Institute of Urban & Regional Development University of California

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