Impact evaluation of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District's shade tree program. Final report
Journal, Research (Article)
The authors present results for annual cooling energy, average capacity for the building's peak cooling day, and annual average heating energy for 3 scenarios: no shade, existing shade from trees and adjacent building, and existing plus program tree shade. Effects of program trees on energy use were calculated as the difference between the last two scenarios. (p.1)
[Ti: Impact evaluation of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District's shade tree program. Final report]
[Au: Simpson, J.R. and McPherson, E.G.,, , ,]
[So: Sacramento, CA, Sacramento Municipal Utility District. 35 pp. + appendix.]
[Ky: Physical Benefits of Urban Forests]]
J.R. Simpson, E.G. McPherson
1995
Sacramento, CA, Sacramento Municipal Utility District. 35 pp. + appendix.
Sacramento, CA, Sacramento Municipal Utility District. 35 pp. + appendix.
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Air Quality/Pollution
Physical Benefits of Urban Forests
UMN