Investigating the role of vegetation on midafternoon microclimates in a residential courtyard

Thesis

Jolene Bertetto

Year:

2021

Committee:

Andrew Oliphant

Leora Nanus

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Status:

In Progress

Geography & Environment Undergraduate Programs

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Investigating the role of vegetation on midafternoon microclimates in a residential courtyard