Map of climate analysis of small and medium-sized cities in the context of the mato-grossense pantanal
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https://doi.org/10.51359/2238-6211.2020.241315Abstract
Brazilian cities grow with little or no urban planning, and when it is present, climate issuesare generally not considered, especially in small and medium-sized cities. Given this, it is proposed to prepare the Map of Climate Analysis of Caceres, Mato Grosso, which has recently been reformulated its Master Plan. To this end, climate change was studied over the years and the influence of the built space in the urban microclimates of the city, with official weather data and mobile transects. The methodology used was adequate, showing that the average temperature and wind speed have been increasing over the years and the relative humidity has been decreasing. It also enabled the identification of the most compromised areas of the city in relation to the climate, as well as the green areas and reserves to be preserved. Thus, it was possible to draw up general guidelines aimed at mitigating the identified harmful effects, such as the creation of parks, road afforestation and density control in specific areas
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