3294 KB47 KB198520252016Kladivo, PetrLehnert, MichalNatek, KarelVysoudil, Miroslavštevilka:46str. 163-182ISSN:0354-0596COBISSID:63907938URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-RSIDOEILenZnanstvena založba Filozofske fakulteteDela - Oddelek za geografijo Filozofske fakultete v LjubljaniCzech RepublicČeškamestamicroclimatemikroklimaOlomouctemperaturaurbana geografijaHeat stress in the urban and suburban landscape and its spatial differentiation through the example of a medium-sized city|The spatial distribution of heat stress in a Central European city and its surroundings was examined. We evaluated the length of time for which the threshold values of Humidex and air temperatures were exceeded at individual stations. The longest interval of temperature discomfort was detected at the border of open mid-rise development and open spaces. The shortest intervals were found in compact mid-rise development and near a forest. There are spatial differences between locations with long periods of high temperatures and locations with long intervals of high Humidex values. However, when the heat stress is being assessed in relation to the mortality rate, Humidex does not show better results than the air temperatureČlanek obravnava prostorsko razporeditev toplotnega stresa v srednjeevropskem mestu in njegovi okolici. Preučevali smo čas, ko so bile na merskih postajah presežene mejne vrednosti indeksa Humidex in zračnih temperatur. Najdaljše obdobje neugodnih temperatur je bilo na stiku med srednje visokimi zgradbami in odprtim prostorom, najkrajše v sklenjeno pozidanih delih in blizu gozda. Ugotovili smo razlike v razporeditvi postaj z dolgimi obdobji visokih temperatur in postaj z dolgimi intervali visokih vrednosti indeksa Humidex. Pri vrednotenju toplotnega stresa z vidika mortalitete pa Humidex ni dal boljših rezultatov kot podatki o temperaturah zrakaTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Filozofska fakulteta