Metodología de selección de especies de arbolado para el sombreado urbano en la parte oriental de la cornisa Cantábrica

  1. Azcarate Mutiloa, I. 1
  2. Acero Alejandro, J. Á. 2
  3. Arrizabalaga Ibarzabal, J. 2
  1. 1 Departamento de Arquitectura. Universidad del País Vasco/Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, España
  2. 2 Energy and Environmental Division, Tecnalia, España
Journal:
Informes de la construcción

ISSN: 0020-0883

Year of publication: 2019

Volume: 71

Issue: 556

Type: Article

DOI: 10.3989/IC.65135 DIALNET GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor

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Abstract

La mitigación del efecto Isla de Calor es uno de los mayores retos del futuro en las ciudades debido al cambio climático. Uno de los métodos para conseguir el enfriamiento de los espacios urbanos es la atenuación de radiación solar proporcionada por el arbolado. En el presente artículo se plantea una metodología de selección de especies arbóreas para la mejora del confort térmico en zonas urbanizadas de la parte oriental de la cornisa cantábrica. Partiendo de una preselección de especies autóctonas, se obtiene una clasificación de diversas especies aptas para el sombreado describiéndose sus principales características y su posible ámbito de utilización en función de la tipología de espacio urbano.

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