Field Measurements Used to Validate Envi-MET and Conduct Sensitivity Analysis in Egypt

The change is expected to raise sea levels, increase pressure on rainwater infrastructure, increase water- and food-borne illnesses, exacerbate heat-related diseases, and affect agricultural production. Changes in infectious disease transmission patterns are an important potential consequence of climate change. We found a consistent negative association between urban green space exposure and mortality, heart rate, and violence, and a positive association with well-being, attention, and physical activity. Designing and building new communities provides an opportunity to explore neighborhood design and extreme heat planning. The built environment is natural and social environments greatly influence climate change. Neighborhood design can contribute to a sense of place and the health of residents by changing the proportions of space and using simulation to choose the appropriate design. This research presents a method to verify the efficiency of climatic factors before implementing projects using Envi-met software, so it has been well validated by comparing it with field measurements for further analysis.