Eduardo Diz-Mellado

Profesor Sustituto Interino

Universidad de Sevilla

Spain

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Eduardo Diz-Mellado is a Profesor Sustituto Interino at Universidad de Sevilla, Spain. His research focuses on outdoor thermal comfort, urban microclimates, and the impact of architectural geometry on energy consumption. Recent articles highlight his work on enhancing courtyard design and performance in Mediterranean climates, emphasizing the role of microclimate in building efficiency and user comfort.

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Renaldi Renaldi

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Cranfield University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Jorge Roa Fernández

Profesor Contratado Doctor

Universidad de Sevilla

SPAIN

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Jesus Lizana

University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM

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Carlos Rivera-Gómez

Senior Lecturer

Universidad de Sevilla

SPAIN

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Holly Samuelson

Associate Professor

Harvard University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (12)

Decoding outdoor thermal comfort: The role of location in urban canyon microclimate

Enhancing 3D-Printed Clay Models for Heritage Restoration Through 3D Scanning

Energy-saving and thermal comfort potential of vernacular urban block porosity shading

Performance evaluation and users’ perception of courtyards role in indoor areas of mediterranean social housing

Cross-evaluation of thermal comfort in semi-outdoor spaces according to geometry in Southern Spain

Unravelling the impact of courtyard geometry on cooling energy consumption in buildings

Integrating courtyard microclimate in building performance to mitigate extreme urban heat impacts

Thermal comfort modelling and empirical validation of predicted air temperature in hot-summer Mediterranean courtyards

Shade and Thermal Comfort in Courtyards: Experimental Versus Simulation Results

Albedo influence on the microclimate and thermal comfort of courtyards under Mediterranean hot summer climate conditions

Assessing the impact of courtyards in cooling energy demand in buildings

Extending the adaptive thermal comfort models for courtyards

Collaborators (5)

Renaldi Renaldi

Jorge Roa Fernández

Jesus Lizana

Carlos Rivera-Gómez

Holly Samuelson

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