Integrated Environmental Performance Evaluation
2017 - 2020
District Scale
Computational Urban Designer | Lead Researcher
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Project
Description
This study evaluates the correlation between six ‘urban design parameters’ determined and five performance metrics -urban heat island, thermal comfort, energy, daylighting, and wind comfort.
This study discusses the results in terms of climatic differences for three cities:
Berlin, Izmir, Singapore.
This study was the preliminary step to develop "Pyramid Urban Model" during my PhD.
PhD research, granted by SINGA-SUTD.
Multi-scalar Computational Design
Parameters
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Building Height BH
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Site Coverage Ratio SCR
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Green Plot Ratio GnPR
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Shading Device Depth SD
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Window to Wall Ratio WWR
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Material Selection MS
Environmental Performance Analysis
Tools Metrics
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Honeybee Energy Use Intensity
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Ladybug Outdoor Thermal Comfort
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Butterfly Urban Ventilation
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Dragonfly Urban Heat Island
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Urban Daylight Urban Daylight Autonomy
Data Analysis
Method
Morris Sensitivity Analysis and Spearman Correlation Analysis
Publication
Aydin, E. E., & Jakubiec, A. (2018, September). Sensitivity Analysis of Sustainable Urban Design Parameters: Thermal Comfort, Urban Heat Island, Energy, Daylight, and Ventilation in Singapore. In Proceedings of the Building Simulation and Optimization 2018 Conference, Cambridge, UK (pp. 11-12).​
Elif Esra Aydin, PhD dissertation, supervised by Assist. Prof. J. Alstan Jakubiec, Singapore University of Technology and Design