Mohammadjavad Mahdavinejad
Biographic Data
| ID | 4323427 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mohammadjavad Mahdavinejad |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mohammadjavad |
| FAMILY NAME | Mahdavinejad |
| SIGNATURE | MAHDAVINEJAD M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tarbiat Modares University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6454-6518 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Weighted 3D visibility graph
The focus of visibility analysis is the relationship between people’s perception and the environment. Visibility Graph Analysis (VGA) is one of the important spatial concepts in visibility analysis, which, in architecture, is first represented in two dimensions. Recently, computing the 3D VGA in a three-dimensional environment has become more applicable. Since environmental perception is a complex concept influenced by multiple parameters, limiti…
Imaginary future generations in sustainable adaptive reuse of industrial heritage sites
Sustainable Futuristic Energy Scenarios for Low‐Carbon Industrial Heritage
Addressing climate challenges related to carbon emissions, particularly after the Industrial Revolution, is one of our current major global issues. Today, many industrial heritage sites have become abandoned and are known as wastelands. The adaptive reuse of these sites has been recognized as a potential and effective solution to prevent environmental damage while preserving their unique characteristics. Moreover, the conservation of industrial h…
Three-dimensional embodied visibility graph analysis
In visibility analysis, a major focus is the relationship between people and the environment, and one of the most important spatial concepts is Isovist. Although typically represented in two dimensions in architecture, this concept has recently been computed in a three-dimensional environment. However, embodied 3D isovist Theory as developed to date does not account for locomotion. In this paper, therefore, we combine that theory with 3D visibili…
Evaluating the effects of different tree species on enhancing outdoor thermal comfort in a post-industrial landscape
A frequently emphasized strategy to reduce the burden of heat in cities across the world is the implementation of street trees. Here, we examine the effects of deciduous and coniferous tree deployment on meteorological variables and pedestrian thermal comfort through analysis of the new dynamic thermal comfort (dPET) index, using the latest version of the computational fluid dynamics model ENVI-met. We performed on site observational measurements…
Sustainable Assessment of Built Heritage Adaptive Reuse Practice
Adaptive reuse of Industrial heritage is among the most common of sustainable approaches to preserve heritage values and pass them on to the future generations. It also leads to a reduction in environmental effects, and carbon footprint. The purpose of this research is to present an assessment of the sustainability of 12 Iranian adaptively reused industrial heritage sites in light of international charters. To reach this objective, 7 indexes and …
Morphological analysis of historical landscapes based on cultural DNA approach
Improving the suitability of selected thermal indices for predicting outdoor thermal sensation in Tehran
Influence of permeability ratio on wind-driven ventilation and cooling load of mid-rise buildings
A novel design-based optimization framework for enhancing the energy efficiency of high-rise office buildings in urban areas
Seasonal differences of subjective thermal sensation and neutral temperature in an outdoor shaded space in Tehran, Iran
Role of bazaars as a unifying factor in traditional cities of Iran
A city is a vital organism that lives and grows like other organisms. Therefore, implementing development plans that would provide a sense of unity and integration in relation to the city as a whole is necessary. Traditional Iranian architecture is full of samples evolved during the course of Iranian history that can serve as architectural paragons of the city. In Iran's traditional cities, a sense of unity exists in various urban areas. The trad…
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Role of bazaars as a unifying factor in traditional cities of Iran
A city is a vital organism that lives and grows like other organisms. Therefore, implementing development plans that would provide a sense of unity and integration in relation to the city as a whole is necessary. Traditional Iranian architecture is full of samples evolved during the course of Iranian history that can serve as architectural paragons of the city. In Iran's traditional cities, a sense of unity exists in various urban areas. The trad…
Seasonal differences of subjective thermal sensation and neutral temperature in an outdoor shaded space in Tehran, Iran
A novel design-based optimization framework for enhancing the energy efficiency of high-rise office buildings in urban areas
Improving the suitability of selected thermal indices for predicting outdoor thermal sensation in Tehran
Influence of permeability ratio on wind-driven ventilation and cooling load of mid-rise buildings
Sustainable Assessment of Built Heritage Adaptive Reuse Practice
Adaptive reuse of Industrial heritage is among the most common of sustainable approaches to preserve heritage values and pass them on to the future generations. It also leads to a reduction in environmental effects, and carbon footprint. The purpose of this research is to present an assessment of the sustainability of 12 Iranian adaptively reused industrial heritage sites in light of international charters. To reach this objective, 7 indexes and …
Morphological analysis of historical landscapes based on cultural DNA approach
Evaluating the effects of different tree species on enhancing outdoor thermal comfort in a post-industrial landscape
A frequently emphasized strategy to reduce the burden of heat in cities across the world is the implementation of street trees. Here, we examine the effects of deciduous and coniferous tree deployment on meteorological variables and pedestrian thermal comfort through analysis of the new dynamic thermal comfort (dPET) index, using the latest version of the computational fluid dynamics model ENVI-met. We performed on site observational measurements…
Sustainable Futuristic Energy Scenarios for Low‐Carbon Industrial Heritage
Addressing climate challenges related to carbon emissions, particularly after the Industrial Revolution, is one of our current major global issues. Today, many industrial heritage sites have become abandoned and are known as wastelands. The adaptive reuse of these sites has been recognized as a potential and effective solution to prevent environmental damage while preserving their unique characteristics. Moreover, the conservation of industrial h…
Three-dimensional embodied visibility graph analysis
In visibility analysis, a major focus is the relationship between people and the environment, and one of the most important spatial concepts is Isovist. Although typically represented in two dimensions in architecture, this concept has recently been computed in a three-dimensional environment. However, embodied 3D isovist Theory as developed to date does not account for locomotion. In this paper, therefore, we combine that theory with 3D visibili…
Weighted 3D visibility graph
The focus of visibility analysis is the relationship between people’s perception and the environment. Visibility Graph Analysis (VGA) is one of the important spatial concepts in visibility analysis, which, in architecture, is first represented in two dimensions. Recently, computing the 3D VGA in a three-dimensional environment has become more applicable. Since environmental perception is a complex concept influenced by multiple parameters, limiti…
Imaginary future generations in sustainable adaptive reuse of industrial heritage sites
Geography (7 works) · Engineering (6 works) · Building Energy and Comfort Optimization (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Meteorology (4 works) · Urban Heat Island Mitigation (4 works) · Adaptive Reuse (3 works) · Architectural engineering (3 works)