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NC-2009 SSc7.1:Heat Island Effect—Non-Roof

50% periouvs paving

May be this is a very basic question. But I would like to know from you all, how can we determine whether a open grid paving block is 50% previous or not? Does that mean out of the total foot print of the block more than 50% is open and accommodates vegetation?

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Tristan Roberts
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Fri, 11/27/2015 - 02:15

Magda, great question that I have wondered about myself. I have never heard a definition of this but I think that 50% open is a good bet.

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