2012
DOI: 10.4267/climatologie.551
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Méthodologie pour la quantification de l’impact d’aménagements urbains sur un climat urbain modifié

Abstract: Dans le cadre du projet EPICEA (Ville de Paris, Météo-France et Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment), cette étude s’intéresse à un épisode climatique extrême – la canicule d’août 2003 – en tant qu’extrapolation dans le futur, puisque, si l’on considère le scénario le plus pessimiste (A2), un tel phénomène concernerait l’Europe de l’Ouest en moyenne un été sur deux d’ici 2070. Une simulation à 250 m de résolution de la période allant du 08 au 13 août 2003 est effectuée en utilisant le modèle de recherc… Show more

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“…8 Other authors evoke the close link between radiation received and emitted by the earth and global warming. 9−12 Kasztendeuch et al 13 as well as Koncou et al 14 evoke the city atmosphere interaction in the perception of solar radiation, the projection of the shadow and the night warming especially in summer. A study by Ben Slama 15 shows the perception of solar radiation according to their impact on the walls of buildings for example.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…8 Other authors evoke the close link between radiation received and emitted by the earth and global warming. 9−12 Kasztendeuch et al 13 as well as Koncou et al 14 evoke the city atmosphere interaction in the perception of solar radiation, the projection of the shadow and the night warming especially in summer. A study by Ben Slama 15 shows the perception of solar radiation according to their impact on the walls of buildings for example.…”
Section: Bibliographic Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The overall balance is therefore zero. However, in the presence of GHGs, this far-infrared radiation is not transmitted to space 13,14 The IPCC reports evoke the impact of albedo modification on global warming, indicating that the melting of the ice of the poles would lead to a decrease in albedo and consequently a greater absorption of solar radiation and therefore warming. However it does not evoke the variation of the albedo of the constructions (roads and buildings) in the sunny countries!!!!…”
Section: Bibliographic Studymentioning
confidence: 99%