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DOI10.1007/s10661-024-12383-x
Field temperature performances of in-use permeable sidewalks and asphalt vehicle roads and the potential impacts on apparent temperature and land surface temperature
Chen, Chi-Feng; Lin, You-Ting; Lin, Jen-Yang
发表日期2024
ISSN0167-6369
EISSN1573-2959
起始页码196
结束页码2
卷号196期号:2
英文摘要Permeable pavements help reduce surface temperatures and have been widely implemented in urban areas. This study utilized an in-use permeable pavement sidewalk in front of a mass rapid transit station in the Taipei city center of Taiwan to determine the actual pavement surface temperature performance. A neighboring asphalt road and impervious pavement were also monitored. With a full year of continuous monitoring, the results showed that the temperature of permeable pavement was 3.7 degrees C lower than that of impervious pavement and 4.5 degrees C lower than that of asphalt pavement in the hot season. The frequent rainfall in spring resulted in the smallest temperature differences between the different pavement types. The cooling effects of permeable pavement differed at the different air temperatures. At air temperatures lower than 15 degrees C, the differences among pavement surface temperatures were noticeable. However, when the air temperature was higher than 35 degrees C, the surface temperature of permeable pavement was not different from that of impervious pavement and was greater than 55 degrees C. Field observations were carried out to determine the effects on the apparent temperature and the future surface temperature of climate change scenarios. The results showed that permeable pavement could reduce the average apparent temperature to near the air temperature, and asphalt pavement could increase the apparent temperature by 1.2 degrees C, assuming that the pavement temperature completely affects the air temperature. With the good prediction ability of the machine learning approach and 15 environmental factors, the preliminary prediction showed the projected surface temperature change in Taipei city in 2033. In the worst-case scenario, the average impervious pavement temperature is as high as 39.12 degrees C, whereas the average permeable pavement temperature is 32.50 degrees C.
英文关键词Urban heat island effect; Permeable pavement; Apparent temperature; Machine learning; Climate change
语种英语
WOS研究方向Environmental Sciences & Ecology
WOS类目Environmental Sciences
WOS记录号WOS:001148839400002
来源期刊ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT
文献类型期刊论文
条目标识符http://gcip.llas.ac.cn/handle/2XKMVOVA/290476
作者单位National Taipei University of Technology
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Chen, Chi-Feng,Lin, You-Ting,Lin, Jen-Yang. Field temperature performances of in-use permeable sidewalks and asphalt vehicle roads and the potential impacts on apparent temperature and land surface temperature[J],2024,196(2).
APA Chen, Chi-Feng,Lin, You-Ting,&Lin, Jen-Yang.(2024).Field temperature performances of in-use permeable sidewalks and asphalt vehicle roads and the potential impacts on apparent temperature and land surface temperature.ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT,196(2).
MLA Chen, Chi-Feng,et al."Field temperature performances of in-use permeable sidewalks and asphalt vehicle roads and the potential impacts on apparent temperature and land surface temperature".ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 196.2(2024).
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