The microclimate benefits of street and park trees in Putrajaya by Zainurdin, Effa Mulia

“…Distance from urban park influenced the microclimate as the air temperature and solar radiation were increased with distance especially during solar noon due to canopy openness. These results showed that trees urban park provides better microclimate benefits than trees in the street due to greater canopy coverage in the park. …”
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The perception on human thermal comfort and microclimatic condition in a park with different landscape designs by Marikah @ Yusof, Siti Nadiah

“…In addition, the microclimate parameters were clearly greater during noon compared to evening due to heat released. The results from this study will be beneficial for the urban park managers and stakeholders with respect to landscape designs for example, by adding more trees to improve microclimate.…”
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Assessing the influence of microclimate and vegetation structure on hymenoptera diversity and abundance by Azlan, Nurul Iffah Nadhirah

“…Environmental data was collected vegetation structure and microclimate was collected during solar noon. Overall, 440 Hymenoptera individuals belonging to 7 families (Vespidae, Sphecidae, Crabonidae, Megachilidae, Pompilidae, Braconidae and Ichneumonidae) were collected. …”
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Tree species influence on street microclimatic conditions by Tan, Xiu Han

“…Microclimatic measurements such as air temperature, solar radiation, wind speed, and relative humidity were measured on pedestrian walkways below tree canopies and in open areas during solar noon time, 12pm – 2 pm on seven hot and sunny days. …”
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