Thermal Environmental Differences and Morphological Responses of Residential Spaces in the Functional Core of the Capital
Exploring the impact of residential space morphology on urban thermal environment in the core area of the capital function can provide a scientific basis for optimizing residential space morphology and improving the thermal environment of residential space.This study uses remote sensing data and urban basic spatial information data to classify medium and micro residential spatial forms based on the LCZ classification system,and uses the single window algorithm to perform the inversion of land surface temperature(LST),and analyzes the relationship between micro residential spatial forms and urban thermal environment with the help of correlation analysis and regression analysis methods.It is found that the surface temperature of historical settlements such as Shichahai,Nanluoguxiang,Dazhalan and Xisibei in the core area is generally higher than that of multi-story old neighborhoods and high-rise settlements,and the surface temperature of free texture historical settlements is generally higher than that of regular texture historical settlements;the building density has a positive correlation on the spatial thermal environment effect,while the average number of building stories has a negative correlation,and this correlation is stronger in winter than in summer.Finally,in addition to spatial morphological factors such as building height,building density and texture type,building materials,economic and social and housing conditions may also be the main reasons for the differences in thermal environment,and suggest measures for thermal environment improvement.
thermal environmentresidential spatialspatial formlocal climate zoningcapital functional core area