Robert Brown

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Texas A&M University

United States

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Robert Brown is a Professor at Texas A&M University in the United States. His research areas include urban climate-responsive design, thermal comfort for older adults, and the impact of environmental factors on pedestrian activities. He has authored several articles focusing on thermal stress in urban forests, playground UVR environments, and the implications of street design on pedestrian comfort, among other topics. His work emphasizes evidence-based strategies to enhance urban environments and the well-being of their inhabitants.

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Xiaoyu Li

Texas A&M University

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Alireza Karimi

University of Stuttgart

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YouJoung Kim

Texas A&M University

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Vertical regulation of thermal stress by canopy structure in urban forests: The role of species composition

A novel thermal comfort model for older adults – development and validation of the COMFA-OA model

Assessing playgrounds ultraviolet radiation (UVR) environments in College Station, Texas: Creating UVR-safe environments for children

Climate-sensitive street design: Evaluating summer pedestrian activity and behavioral thermal adaptation on the high line, NYC

A diagnostic equation for understanding courtyard thermal radiation environments: Evidence from courtyards in central Guangdong, China

Plan integration for urban extreme heat: Evaluating the impacts of plans at multiple scales in Tokyo, Japan

Evaluation of pedestrian thermal comfort from a whole-trip perspective: An outdoor empirical study

The impact of dynamic thermal experiences on pedestrian thermal comfort: A whole-trip perspective from laboratory studies

Implementation of urban climate-responsive design strategies: an international overview

A workflow for rapid assessment of complex courtyard wind environment based on parallel lattice Boltzmann method

The COMFA model for assessing courtyard thermal comfort in hot and humid regions: A comparative study with existing models

Exploring the Predictive Potential of Physiological Measures of Human Thermal Strain in Outdoor Environments in Hot and Humid Areas in Summer—A Case Study of Shanghai, China

A Framework for Evidence-Based Landscape Architecture: Cooling a Hot Urban Climate through Design

The influence of outdoor thermal comfort on acoustic comfort of urban parks based on plant communities

The influence of outdoor thermal comfort on acoustic comfort of urban parks based on plant communities

“I didn't know what to expect or What to do”: Impacts of a severe winter storm on residents of subsidized housing in Texas

Establishing a link between complex courtyard spaces and thermal comfort: A major advancement in evidence-based design

Linking landscape spatial heterogeneity to urban heat island and outdoor human thermal comfort in Tokyo: Application of the outdoor thermal comfort index

Linking landscape spatial heterogeneity to urban heat island and outdoor human thermal comfort in Tokyo: Application of the outdoor thermal comfort index

Assessment of Outdoor Design Conditions on the Energy Performance of Cooling Systems in Future Climate Scenarios—A Case Study over Three Cities of Texas, Unites States

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Xiaoyu Li

Alireza Karimi

YouJoung Kim

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