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Thermal improvement of urban squares under spatial and functional constraints
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• Developed a benchmark-informed, site-constrained square-improvement framework. • Summer NPET and PPET of Sun-exposed respondents were 23.4 °C and 22.3 °C. • Identified 14:00 as the peak period of daytime thermal stress in all squares. • Tested interventions yielded limited PET reductions under TMD assumptions. • Urban square cooling should respect spatial, functional limits and type boundaries.
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