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This study aims to optimize wind environments in high-density urban blocks by identifying key influencing factors and proposing tailored design solutions.

July 15, 2026AtmosphereOpen Access

Typology-Based Wind Environment Optimization for High-Density Urban Blocks: A Case Study of Integrated Functional Areas Along Metro Corridors

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This study aims to optimize wind environments in high-density urban blocks by identifying key influencing factors and proposing tailored design solutions.
Analyzed 174 blocks along the Qingnian Street Metro Line in Shenyang.
Utilized PHOENICS(2019) software for field measurement and simulation verification.
Employed XGBoost-Shap for morphological factor analysis and K-means clustering for calm wind zone typology construction.
Identified eight wind environment indicators with significant seasonal sensitivity effects.
Demonstrated that multi-strategy collaborative optimization outperforms single interventions.
Established preliminary design thresholds for improving ventilation in high-density urban areas.

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Randomized trial demonstrates effective wind environment strategies in high-density urban blocks, highlighting design implications.

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Li et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a57236f88b21df875480164 https://doi.org/10.3390/atmos17070687

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Typology-Based Wind Environment Optimization for High-Density Urban Blocks: A Case Study of Integrated Functional Areas Along Metro Corridors

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