Urban Microclimate Simulations in Helsinki analyze the interaction between urban structures, wind, and temperature to optimize city planning. By assessing the impact of buildings and open spaces on local climate conditions, the project supports sustainable and comfortable urban development
ECOTEN urban comfort delivered a demo urban microclimate assessment of one block in Punavuori, Helsinki, Finland for the City of Helsinki to support their Digital Twin initiative. The objective of simulating the urban microclimate is to study the impact of the urban heat island phenomena in neighborhoods, to understand the cause-effect relationship between the built environment and extreme heat impact.
