The effect of regional, urban and future climate on indoor overheating – A simplified approach based on measured weather data, statistical evaluation, and urban climate effects for building performance simulations

Felix Kriesten, Tim; Ziemann, Astrid; Goldberg, Valeri; Schünemann, Christoph

doi:10.1016/j.cacint.2024.100163

City and Environment Interactions

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.cacint.2024.100163

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The effect of regional, urban and future climate on indoor overheating – A simplified approach based on measured weather data, statistical evaluation, and urban climate effects for building performance simulations

Tim Felix Kriesten,

Astrid Ziemann,

Valeri Goldberg

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The effect of regional, urban and future climate on indoor overheating – A simplified approach based on measured weather data, statistical evaluation, and urban climate effects for building performance simulations

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Comparative study of overheating assessment approaches in university buildings: Impact of different climate zones and shading devices in Turkey

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