Evaluating the impact of tree morphologies and planting densities on outdoor thermal comfort in tropical residential precincts in Singapore
Authors:
- Huizhe LiuHLHuizhe Liu
- Jiun Yeu LimJLJiun Yeu Lim
- Bianca Wint Hnin ThetBTBianca Wint Hnin Thet
- Po-Yen LaiPLPo-Yen Lai
- Wee Shing KohWKWee Shing Koh
- 8 June 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Building and Environment
- Vol. 221
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