Urban Airflow: How City Design Shapes Wind, Heat, and Air Quality
Airflow in cities, often referred to as urban ventilation, is shaped by the complex layout of buildings, streets, and vegetation. Unlike open landscapes, cities create "urban canyons"—narrow corridors between buildings—that can restrict natural wind movement. This can lead to areas of poor air circulation, where pollutants and heat accumulate, especially in dense urban centers.
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