马六甲文化遗产地本地与国际行人热舒适差异的初步分析

IF 1.3 Q4 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
G. Manteghi, Tasneem Mostofa, H. Lamit
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摘要

本研究旨在建立热带地区生理等效温度(PET)和主观热感之间的相关性,评估它们对当地和国际行人的影响。试点测试在马来西亚马六甲地区的六个场景中进行。RayMan模型计算了PET,并进一步用于综合评估六种情况下的热环境,每种情况下都有不同的河流宽度和路面材料。独立t检验和回归分析确定了人类热舒适可接受性与室外空间热环境指标之间的相关性。大多数户外热舒适性评估都是针对当地城市居民进行的,而对游客的评估则有限。这项研究为了解马六甲遗产区的户外小气候条件提供了必要的见解,并确定了这两个人口群体对一些重要心理因素的看法。对于参与旅游目的地设计和规划过程的建筑师、规划师和城市设计师来说,认识到这些问题将是富有成效的。
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A Pilot Test to Analyse the Differences of Pedestrian Thermal Comfort Between Locals and Internationals in Malacca Heritage Site
The present study aims to establish a correlation between the physiological equivalent temperature (PET) and subjective thermal sensation in the Tropics, assessing their impact on local as well as international pedestrians. The pilot test was conducted in six scenarios in the Malacca region of Malaysia. The RayMan model calculated the PET, which is further used to synthetically evaluate the thermal environment for six scenarios, each with a different river width and pavement material. The independent t-test and regression analysis determined the correlation between human thermal comfort acceptability and the thermal environment indices of outdoor spaces. Most of the outdoor thermal comfort assessments have been carried out focusing on local urban residents, while the same assessments on tourists are limited. This research provides necessary insight into the perception of outdoor microclimatic conditions in the Malacca heritage area and also identifies the perception on a few important psychological factors of these two demographic groups. An awareness of such issues would be fruitful for architects, planners and urban designers engaged in the process of designing and planning tourist destinations.
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Environment and Urbanization ASIA
Environment and Urbanization ASIA ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES-
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