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The Effect of Facades on Outdoor Microclimate Jonathan Fox PhD Candidate Faculty of Built Environment UNSW Australia Croucher Advanced Study Institute Hong Kong 7-11 December 2015 Research Context 2887 heatwave deaths in Australian cities


  1. The Effect of Facades on Outdoor Microclimate Jonathan Fox PhD Candidate Faculty of Built Environment UNSW Australia Croucher Advanced Study Institute Hong Kong 7-11 December 2015

  2. Research Context – 2887 heatwave deaths in Australian cities 1890 - 2013 89% 93% 2050: 66% 6.3 billion 5 million current and projected 2050 Australian urban population. 2014: 54% 3.9 billion Projected Sydney population in April 2016 0.5m 1.9m 18% 19% current and projected 2055 Australian population over 85yo; projected % over 65yo and % 65yo living in cities Quantifying the impact of climate change on extreme heat in Australia by Will Steffen (Climate Council of Australia). 2015

  3. Data Collection - instrumentation Variables Platform Sensors and Instruments 3 x net radiometers (Hukseflux NR01) • 38mm grey-globe thermometer (Pt100/RAL7001) Local • 3-axis ultrasonic anemometer (Gill WindMaster) • meteorological Shielded temp and RH sensor (Rotronic HC-S3) • parameters Barometric pressure sensor (Vaisala PTB 110) • Pyrano-albedometer (Middleton Solar SK16) • 2050: 66% 6.3 billion FLIR B335, f = 10mm, 45 o (IFOV: 2.59 mrad/pixel) • IR resolution 320 x 240 pixels (DC 2048 x 1536) • Thermal FPA uncooled microbolometer: 7.5 – 13 μ m 2014: 54% 3.9 billion • IR accuracy: ±2°C or 2% of reading • IR sensitivity: 0.05°C @ +30°C • Tetracam ADC multispectral camera • 3.2 megapixel CMOS sensor 2048 x 1536 pixels Spectral • 3 wavebands 0.52-0.90 μ m (Red: 0.52 - 0.60 μ m: • albedo Green: 0.63 - 0.69 μ m; NIR 0.76 - 0.90 μ m) f = 8mm (IFOV: 0.54 mrad/pixel) •

  4. Study Areas – Sydney Case Study Areas Sydney Latitude 33°51’ S Longitude 151°12’ E 4.76 million people in June 2013 • Population density in inner city Pyrmont/Ultimo: 14 300 p/km 2 • ABS 2013 Spatially “representative” urban and suburban canyons in metropolitan Sydney • LCZ 2 Compact Midrise H: 17.5 Ultimo W:21 C1 H/W:0.8 ABS Nearmap 17 November 2015 LCZ 4 Open highrsie H: 24.5 Zetland W:18 C2 H/W:1.3

  5. Data Processing and Analysis – Thermal Model (F1) Georeferenced base plan . shp file 2050: 66% 6.3 billion 2014: 54% 3.9 billion Workflow Methods Orthomosaic Photogrammetry • Georeferencing ArcGIS (ArcMap) • Cell-based Spatial Analyst Tool • analysis Raster Analysis Spatial Modeling and • linear regression

  6. Data Processing and Analysis – MRT Model (M3) 2050: 66% 6.3 billion 2014: 54% 3.9 billion Ground surface temperature 29.32 o C av 19.11.2015 9:45 ‐ 10:05am Wall surface temperature 28 o C av KENSINGTON, NSW, ‐ 33:54:16, Ground albedo ‐ 151:12:50 0.136 av 10am ‐ AZI:63 o 10am ‐ ALT:63 o

  7. The Effect of Facades on Outdoor Microclimate Thank you ! jonathan.fox@unsw.edu.au

  8. www.sbe2016sydney.org

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