Updated on 2024/11/14

写真a

 
NIMIYA Hideyo
 
Organization
Research Field in Engineering, Science and Engineering Area Graduate School of Science and Engineering (Engineering) Department of Engineering Architecture and Architectural Engineering Program Professor
Title
Professor

Degree

  • 博士（工学） ( 1994.3   東京大学 )

  • 工学修士 ( 1986.3   鹿児島大学 )

  • 工学士 ( 1984.3   鹿児島大学 )

Research Interests

  • 建物，熱性能，窓，省エネルギー，設計用気象データ

Research Areas

  • Social Infrastructure (Civil Engineering, Architecture, Disaster Prevention) / Architectural environment and building equipment

  • Others / Others  / 建築環境工学

Research History

  • Kagoshima University   Research Field in Engineering, Science and Engineering Area Graduate School of Science and Engineering (Engineering) Department of Engineering Architecture and Architectural Engineering Program   Professor

    2020.4

  • Kagoshima University   Research Field in Engineering, Science and Engineering Area Graduate School of Science and Engineering (Engineering) Architecture and Architectural Engineering Course   Professor

    2008.4 - 2020.3

Professional Memberships

  • 空気調和・衛生工学会

    2015.10

  • 日本建築学会

    2015.10

 

Papers

  • Fajary F.R., Lee H.S., Bhanage V., Pradana R.P., Kubota T., Nimiya H. .  Evaluating MPAS-A Performance for Mesoscale Simulation in a Tropical Region: A Case Study of Extreme Heat in Jakarta, Indonesia .  Atmosphere15 ( 10 )   2024.10Reviewed International coauthorship

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    The Model for Prediction Across Scales–Atmosphere (MPAS-A) has been widely used for larger scale simulations, but its performance in mesoscale, particularly in tropical regions, is less evaluated. This study aimed to assess MPAS-A in simulating extreme surface air temperature in Jakarta during the hot spells of October 2023 with eight different simulation setups. Several validation metrics were applied to near-surface meteorological variables, land surface temperature (LST), and vertical atmospheric profile. From the eight simulations, MPAS-A captured diurnal patterns of the near-surface variables well, except for wind direction. The model also performed well in LST simulations. Moreover, the biases in the vertical profiles varied with height and were sensitive to the initial/boundary conditions used. Simulations with modified terrestrial datasets showed higher LST and air temperatures over the sprawling urban areas. MPAS-A successfully simulated the extreme event, showing higher air temperatures in southern Jakarta (over 36 °C) compared to the northern part. Negative temperature advection by sea breeze helped lower air temperature in the northern area. This study highlights the role of sea breezes as natural cooling mechanisms in coastal cities. Additionally, MPAS-A is feasible for several applications for urban climate studies and climate projection, although further development is needed.

    DOI： 10.3390/atmos15101202

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  • Fajary F.R., Lee H.S., Kubota T., Bhanage V., Pradana R.P., Nimiya H., Putra I.D.G.A. .  Comprehensive spatiotemporal evaluation of urban growth, surface urban heat island, and urban thermal conditions on Java island of Indonesia and implications for urban planning .  Heliyon10 ( 13 ) e33708   2024.7Reviewed

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    Urban heat island (UHI) and thermal comfort conditions are among the impacts of urbanization, which have been extensively studied in most cities around the world. However, the comprehensive studies in Indonesia in the context of urbanization is still lacking. This study aimed to classify land use and land cover (LULC) and analyse urban growth and its effects on surface urban heat islands (SUHIs) and urban thermal conditions as well as contributing factors to SUHI intensity (SUHII) using remote sensing in the western part of Java Island and three focused urban areas: the Jakarta metropolitan area (JMA), the Bandung and Cimahi Municipalities (BC), and the Sukabumi Municipality (SKB). Landsat imagery from three years was used: 2000, 2009, and 2019. Three types of daytime SUHII were quantified, namely the SUHII of urban central area and two SUHIIs of urban sprawl area. In the last two decades, urban areas have grown by more than twice in JMA and SKB and nearly 1.5 times in BC. Along with the growth of the three cities, the SUHII in the urban central area has almost reached a magnitude of 6 °C in the last decade. Rates of land surface temperature change of the unchanged urban pixels have magnitudes of 0.25, 0.15, and 0.14 °C/year in JMA, SKB, and BC, respectively. The urban thermal field variance index (UTFVI) and discomfort index (DI) showed that the strongest SUHI effect was most prevalent in urban pixels and the regions were mostly in the very hot and hot categories. Anthropogenic heat flux and urban ratio have positive contributions to SUHII variation, while vegetation and water ratios are negative contributors to SUHII variation. For each city, the contributing factors have a unique magnitude that can be used to evaluate SUHII mitigation options.

    DOI： 10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e33708

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  • Putra I.D.G.A., Nimiya H., Sopaheluwakan A., Kubota T., Lee H.S., Pradana R.P., Alfata M.N.F., Perdana R.B., Permana D.S., Riama N.F., Karnawati D. .  Development of typical meteorological years based on quality control of datasets in Indonesia .  Renewable Energy221   2024.2Reviewed

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    This study aims to demonstrate the comprehensive development of typical meteorological years (TMYs) under relatively limited observational data. The distribution of missing hourly observational data of the 2011–2020 period at all sites was examined. This paper proposes a quality control method for filling the gaps in the missing hourly observational data using bias-corrected ERA5 reanalysis data in the process of developing TMYs. Initially, the temperature bias distribution from −4.5 °C to 2.7 °C was reduced to a range of −0.014 °C to 0.005 °C. The relative humidity bias distribution was −6 % to 10 %, and was reduced to −0.32 % to 0.07 %. The bias distribution of wind speeds ranging from −4 m/s to 2 m/s was reduced to −0.02 m/s to 0.35 m/s. The Sandia method with a modified weighting of Finkelstein-Shaffer (FS) statistics was applied to eight climate elements, namely, global horizontal irradiance, direct normal irradiance, diffuse horizontal irradiance, temperature, precipitation, wind speed, relative humidity, and dew point temperature to generate TMYs at 106 sites across eight climate zones in Indonesia. The verification results showed that the average correlation and RMSE between TMYs and their long-term averages were 0.96 and 75 w/m2 for global horizontal radiation, respectively, while those for temperature were 0.86 and 1.3 °C, respectively.

    DOI： 10.1016/j.renene.2023.119699

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  • Bhanage V., Lee H.S., Cabrera J.S., Kubota T., Pradana R.P., Fajary F.R., Nimiya H. .  Identification of optimal CMIP6 GCMs for future typical meteorological year in major cities of Indonesia using multi-criteria decision analysis .  Frontiers in Environmental Science12   2024Reviewed

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    Many studies often use a single global climate model (GCM) across multiple cities to develop future Typical Meteorological Year (TMY), without emphasizing city-specific selection of GCM. The present investigation employs the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) to assess city-specific GCMs for generating future TMY datasets across 29 Indonesian cities. Six GCMs from the coupled model intercomparison project phase 6 (CMIP6) were evaluated against Modern-Era Retrospective Analysis for Research Applications (MERRA-2) to assess their performance in simulating surface air temperature, precipitation, wind speed, and relative humidity. Six statistical measures were used to recognize the systematic biases. Further, AHP was applied to integrate these statistical measures to calculate the city-specific total relative error for each meteorological parameter. Results of total relative error show that TaiESM, 6-Model Ensemble (6ME), NorMM, and MPI-HR were best for simulating surface air temperature, precipitation, wind speed, and relative humidity in most cities, respectively. TMY recognizes distinctive importance among meteorological parameters. Thus, it is essential to reflect the parameter-specific importance while selecting GCMs for future TMY. Hence, AHP was reapplied on total relative errors accounting for differing weights of each meteorological parameter. Outcomes show that TaiESM, 6ME, and MPI-HR were found suitable for generating future TMY datasets in 18, 5, and 3 cities, respectively, while MPI-LR, NorLM, and NorMM were recommended for Boven Digoel, Medan, and Bengkulu cities, respectively. Using city-specific GCMs ensures precise and cost-effective future TMY generation, assisting urban planners and policymakers in designing environmentally sustainable buildings for anticipated climatic changes.

    DOI： 10.3389/fenvs.2024.1341807

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  • Bhanage V., Lee H.S., Pradana R.P., Kubota T., Nimiya H., Putra I.D.G.A., Sopaheluwakan A., Alfata M.N.F. .  Development of future typical meteorological year (TMY) for major cities in Indonesia: Identification of suitable GCM .  E3S Web of Conferences396   2023.6

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    Today, with the rapid process of urbanization, the proportion of building energy consumption will continue to increase and speed up the emission of greenhouse gases which can intensify the process of global warming. Thus, building energy conservation has become one of the essential aspects of a sustainable development strategy. A typical meteorological year (TMY) is frequently used in building energy simulation to assess the expected heating and cooling costs in the design of the building. Therefore, by considering the future alternations in climate, it is important to develop future TMY data. To generate the TMY for future climate, the projected weather dataset obtained from GCMs from the IPCC coupled inter comparison project phase 6 (CMIP6) can be helpful. However, a key issue with the use of GCM data is the low resolution and bias of the data. Thus, it is important to identify best suitable GCM for a particular region. Therefore, present study aims to evaluate the performance of 6 global GCMs from the CMIP6 for simulating the surface air temperature over the 29 major cities in Indonesia during 1980-2014. Here, dataset (MERRA-2) was utilized to compare the simulations of GCMs. Further three statistical metrics viz. correlation coefficient, standard deviation and centered root mean square error were computed to check the performance of each GCM against the reanalysis data. For most cities, the correlation coefficient values between the results of GCMs, and the reanalysis dataset ranges from 0.3 to 0.7 whereas the value of standard deviation varies from 0.3 to 1. The result revelled that among all the GCMs MPI-HR is one of the most appropriate choices to simulate the surface air temperature over 8 different cities. However, Nor-MM shows the worse performance over the cities located in Indonesia. For the future period, the input dataset from the best identified GCMs will be downscaled for the generation of TMY for future climate.

    DOI： 10.1051/e3sconf/202339605001

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  • Putra I.D.G.A., Nimiya H., Kubota T., Lee H.S., Iketani F., Trihamdani A.R., Sopaheluwakan A., Alfata M.N.F., Permana D.S., Pradana R.P. .  Study of vertical solar irradiance and local scale climate to assess passive cooling potential in Tangerang of Indonesia .  E3S Web of Conferences396   2023.6

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    Solar radiation information is very important in green building design, namely for the daylighting, solar heat gain prevention as well for solar energy utilization. This study uses solar radiation data from six pyranometer sensors for measuring the horizontal component (global horizontal irradiance (GHI) and infrared irradiance) and the vertical component (pyranometer sensors to the north, south, east, and west) located in Tangerang, Indonesia. Measurements have been filtered for one year from January 2021 to December 2021. The solar radiation observation is complemented with other measurement of climate elements, such as wind speed and direction, dew point temperature, relative humidity, and air temperature. The diurnal and seasonal patterns of solar irradiance and other climatic elements have been observed using the visualization technique of heat maps. The results show that sensors pointing north experience an increase in solar intensity in May, June, July, and August. Meanwhile, sensors that point to the south experience the increases in solar intensity in November, December, January, and February. The increase in radiation intensity towards the east occurs from 07.00 to 10.00 local time (LT), while the increase in sensor intensity towards the west occurs from 14.00 to 16.00 LT. The results of solar radiation analysis in horizontal and vertical surfaces are combined with other climate elements to create a bio-climatic design guideline suitable for buildings in the hot and humid climate.

    DOI： 10.1051/e3sconf/202339605002

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  • Bhanage V., Lee H.S., Kubota T., Pradana R.P., Fajary F.R., Arya Putra I.D.G., Nimiya H. .  City-Wise Assessment of Suitable CMIP6 GCM in Simulating Different Urban Meteorological Variables over Major Cities in Indonesia .  Climate11 ( 5 )   2023.5

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    This study evaluates the performance of 6 global climate models (GCMs) from the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6 (CMIP6) for simulating temperature, precipitation, wind speed, and relative humidity over 29 cities in Indonesia. Modern-Era Retrospective Analysis for Research Applications (MERRA-2) was considered as reference data to assess the city-wise performance of surface air temperature, precipitation, wind speed, and relative humidity simulated by the CMIP6 GCMs during 1980–2014. Six statistical measures were computed in this process (mean annual, seasonal amplitude, mean annual bias, root mean square error, correlation coefficient, and standard deviation). For 29 cities, the mean annual values of surface air temperature, precipitation, wind speed, and relative humidity obtained from the GCMs range between 290 to 302 K, 100 cm to 450 cm, 1 to 6 m/s, and 70 to 94%, respectively. The correlation coefficient between the GCMs and the surface air temperature (precipitation) reanalysis dataset ranges from 0.3 to 0.85 (−0.14 to 0.77). The correlation coefficient for wind speed (relative humidity) varies from 0.2 to 0.6 and is positive in some cases (0.2 to 0.8). Subsequently, the relative error that combines the statistical measurement results was calculated for each city and meteorological variable. Results show that for surface air temperature and precipitation, the performance of TaiESM was outstanding over the 10 or more cities. In contrast, for wind speed and relative humidity, NOR-MM and MPI-HR were the best over 7 and 19 cities, respectively. For all the meteorological variables, the performance of AWI was found to be worst over all the cities. The outcomes of this study are essential for climate-resilience planning and GCM selection while performing downscaling experiments. It will also be useful for producing updated national climate change projections for each city in Indonesia and providing new insights into the climate system.

    DOI： 10.3390/cli11050100

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  • Putra I.D.G.A., Nimiya H., Sopaheluwakan A., Kubota T., Lee H.S., Pradana R.P., Alfata M.N.F., Perdana R.B., Permana D.S., Riama N.F. .  Development of climate zones for passive cooling techniques in the hot and humid climate of Indonesia .  Building and Environment226   2022.12

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    The classification of climate zones is required for developing appropriate predesign strategies for energy-efficient buildings. Standardized hourly climatic data from 2014 to 2020, including global horizontal irradiance, air temperature, wind speed, relative humidity, precipitation, atmospheric pressure, total cloud cover, and mixing ratio, collected from 106 sites were used for climate zoning in Indonesia. First, the temperature zones containing four area divisions were determined to obtain statistical patterns of diurnal and seasonal air temperature. The comfort ventilation potential was assessed based on a zoning using a combination of air temperature and wind speed characteristics, while the evaporative cooling potential was assessed based on the combination of relative humidity and wind speed characteristics. Total hours for comfort ventilation and evaporative cooling showed diurnal (daytime and nighttime) and seasonal changes. Second, eight integrated climate zones namely, equatorial, sub-equatorial, highland tropical, very highland tropical, monsoonal, sub-monsoonal, savanna, and sub-savanna, were determined based on principal component analysis, cluster analysis, and spatial interpolation methods. Third, the calculation of cooling degree days and cooling loads followed by the calculation of the potentials for night ventilation, comfort ventilation, and evaporative cooling were carried out in each integrated climate zone. For example, by taking the lower probability limit of 50%, the monsoonal, savanna, and sub-savanna climate zones were found to be suitable for comfort ventilation methods. Meanwhile, the sub-equatorial climate zone was suitable for applying passive methods by combining night ventilation and comfort ventilation.

    DOI： 10.1016/j.buildenv.2022.109698

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  • KISHIMOTO Naoko, JI Siyu, TSUJI Kaho, TANIGUCHI Keiichiro, SATOH Makoto, MAE Masayuki, NIMIYA Hideyo, INOUE Takashi .  MEASUREMENT OF HEAT TRANSFER BY COMPONENT OF WINDOWS WITH SOLAR CONTROL DEVICES UNDER ACTUAL ENVIRONMENT .  AIJ Journal of Technology and Design28 ( 69 ) 745 - 750   2022.6

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    <p>In recent years, passive designs, that acquire solar radiation from large windows during winter time, are becoming widespread. However, due to privacy issues, there are some houses in which curtains and other shading devices remain closed throughout the year. In this research, we focused on the roller blinds that can control the solar radiation and view, in response to the weather conditions and the surrounding environment, and measure the solar heat gain and the heat transfer by component of the windows with roller blinds under the actual environment.</p>

    DOI： 10.3130/aijt.28.745

  • Chreng K., Lee H.S., Pradana R.P., Trong T.Q., Arya Putra I.D.G., Nimiya H. .  Imputation of missing values for generating typical meteorological year (TMY) with data decomposition and recurrent neural networks .  IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science1007 ( 1 )   2022.4

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    Typical meteorological year (TMY) for a specific location is critical information when designing low-carbon and energy-saving buildings. However, in developing countries, long-Term observations of weather are now readily available and even mixed with missing values. In this study, a nonlinear autoregressive (NAR) recurrent neural network model in combination with improved complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise (ICEEMDAN) method is demonstrated for treating the missing values in observed daily average air temperature at Bogor City in Indonesia. The prediction results for missing values indicate that the ICEEMDAN-NAR hybrid model performs very well with high accuracy when compared with the observed in the validation and model comparison phases. Particularly, the relatively lower frequency oscillation modes in observed data can be predicted well. Thus, this method can be used for relatively medium-and long-Term prediction of missing values with respect to the given data/input period. critical to consider cities and buildings from the eyes of older people in society.

    DOI： 10.1088/1755-1315/1007/1/012020

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  • HIROKAWA Tomoko, NIMIYA Hideyo, GOTO Tetsuo, IINO Yukari .  ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS USING 1/10 ASSEMBLED HOUSE MODELS (PART3): REPORT ON PRACTICE OF ARCHITECTURAL LECTURES ON THERMAL ENVIRONMENTS .  AIJ Journal of Technology and Design27 ( 67 ) 1568 - 1573   2021.10

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    <p>This study proposes effective teaching tools and architectural education methods of indoor thermal environments using 1/10 assembled house models for junior high school students. The thermal insulation experiment device and natural ventilation experiment device were developed as a supplementary tools. Architectural lectures concerning thermal insulation environments and natural ventilation were conducted for 117 junior high school students in Nagaoka during 2015, 2016 and 2019. Architectural education using these models and devices deepened students’ understanding about variations of indoor thermal comfort environments and form viewpoints of thermal comfort experiments for each wall type, and locations of window openings in house.</p>

    DOI： 10.3130/aijt.27.1568

  • ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS USING 1/10 ASSEMBLY HOUSE MODEL(PART2): REPORT ON PRACTICE OF ARCHITECTURAL LECTURES ON THE LUMINOUS ENVIRONMENT .      2020.10ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS USING 1/10 ASSEMBLY HOUSE MODEL(PART2): REPORT ON PRACTICE OF ARCHITECTURAL LECTURES ON THE LUMINOUS ENVIRONMENTReviewed

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  • Tomoko HIROKAWA,Hideyo NIMIYA,Tetsuo GOTO .  ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS USING 1/10 ASSEMBLY HOUSE MODEL .  AIJ Journal of Technology and Design26 ( 62 ) 418 - 423   2020.2Reviewed

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    <p>The aim of this study was to develop effective teaching tools and methods of safe building architectural education for junior high school students. Twenty sets of 1/10 assembly models constructed based on a conventional wooden framework were developed.<br>Architectural lectures concerning wooden construction, earthquake resistant construction, and planning of houses were conducted for 607 junior high school students in Nagaoka city during 2010-2014. The questionnaire results confirmed the effect of architectural education using models. The understanding of the lectures was 77-90% in the Junior high school second grade and 86-97% in the Junior high school third grade.</p>

    DOI： 10.3130/aijt.26.418

  • 佐久間 英二, 二宮 秀與, 永田 明寛, 萩原 伸治 .  窓に付属する日射遮蔽物の断熱性能に関する研究 .  日本建築学会環境系論文集82 ( 731 ) 31 - 41   2017.1窓に付属する日射遮蔽物の断熱性能に関する研究 Reviewed

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  • 児島 輝樹, 二宮 秀與 .  日射遮蔽物を有する窓の日射熱取得簡易計算法 .  日本建築学会環境系論文集81 ( 728 ) 865 - 874   2016.10日射遮蔽物を有する窓の日射熱取得簡易計算法 Reviewed

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  • 宮澤千顕，二宮秀與，田代達一郎 .  窓と躯体の間の熱伝導が建物の熱性能に及ぼす影響 .  日本建築学会環境系論文集78 ( 683 ) 17 - 23   2013.1窓と躯体の間の熱伝導が建物の熱性能に及ぼす影響Reviewed

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  • 窪田真樹，二宮秀與，曽我和弘 .  標高を考慮した住宅の省エネルギー基準の地域区分に関する考察 .  日本建築学会環境系論文集77 ( 681 ) 855 - 860   2012.11標高を考慮した住宅の省エネルギー基準の地域区分に関する考察Reviewed

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  • 田代達一郎，二宮秀與，斉藤孝一郎 .  フレームを考慮したカーテンウォールの熱性能計算 .  日本建築学会環境系論文集76 ( 670 ) 1033 - 1042   2011.12フレームを考慮したカーテンウォールの熱性能計算Reviewed

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  • 福留伸高，赤坂 裕，二宮秀與，武田和大，村橋喜満，川上寛明 .  ２棟の実証棟での測定に基づく外壁・屋根への遮熱技術の導入効果の確認 通気層を有する外壁・屋根の遮熱・断熱効果の計算法に関する研究（その４） .  日本建築学会環境系論文集・日本建築学会75 ( 648 ) 139 - 148   2010.2２棟の実証棟での測定に基づく外壁・屋根への遮熱技術の導入効果の確認 通気層を有する外壁・屋根の遮熱・断熱効果の計算法に関する研究（その４）Reviewed

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  • 木下泰斗，赤坂裕，二宮秀與 .  板ガラスとベネシャンブラインドとを組み合わせた光学特性の計算法 .  日本建築学会環境系論文集・日本建築学会74 ( 639 ) 569 - 578   2009.5板ガラスとベネシャンブラインドとを組み合わせた光学特性の計算法Reviewed

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  • 斉藤孝一郎，赤坂裕，二宮秀與，田代達一郎，木下泰斗 .  窓フレームを考慮したビル用窓の熱性能簡易計算法 .  日本建築学会環境系論文集・日本建築学会74 ( 636 ) 151 - 160   2009.2窓フレームを考慮したビル用窓の熱性能簡易計算法Reviewed

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  • Taito Kinoshita, Hiroshi Akasaka, Hideyo Nimiya, Kazuhiro Soga and Koichiro Saito .  A Simplified Calculation Method for Seasonal Accumulated Solar Heat Gain through Windows .  Architectural Science Review・The University of Sydney51 ( 4 ) 329 - 337   2008.12A Simplified Calculation Method for Seasonal Accumulated Solar Heat Gain through WindowsReviewed

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  • 木下泰斗，赤坂裕，二宮秀與 .  ベネシャンブラインドの光学特性の計算法 .  日本建築学会環境系論文集72 ( 617 ) 1 - 8   2007.1ベネシャンブラインドの光学特性の計算法Reviewed

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  • 北迫茂樹,二宮秀與,池谷風雅   インドネシアの設計用気象データに関する研究 その① 日射量の直散分離と合成モデルの検証  

    日本建築学会九州支部研究報告 

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  • 今村将太,二宮秀與   ZEBを実現するための設計用一分値気象データの開発 その１欠測値の補間  

    日本建築学会九州支部研究報告 

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  • 瀨戸まりな,二宮秀與,岸本尚子   屋外環境下における開口部の日射熱取得性能の測定方法に関する研究 その7　 内付けスクリーンの測定結果  

    日本建築学会九州支部研究報告 

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  • 徳満　涼輔，二宮　秀與，飯泉　元気   メソ数値予報モデル GPV 地上面データを用いた水平面全天日射量の推定方法  

    日本建築学会大会学術講演 

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  • 松鵜さとみ,二宮秀與   クール/ヒートピット設備における真菌叢に関する研究　第6報　2019年度実測調査と遺伝子解析  

    日本建築学会大会学術講演 

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  • 小林 茜,木村 円香,秋元 孝之,近藤 武士,二宮 秀與,古山 明義,渋谷 篤   既築集合住宅におけるCNF活用建材の導入に関する研究　その3：　シミュレーション手法による省エネ性及び温熱環境向上効果の検討  

    日本建築学会大会学術講演 

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  • 近藤 武士,小林 茜,木村 円香,秋元 孝之,二宮 秀與,古山 明義,渋谷 篤   既築集合住宅におけるCNF活用建材の導入に関する研究 その2：　実住宅での省エネルギー効果の実測結果  

    日本建築学会大会学術講演 

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  • 瀬戸まりな,二宮秀與,児島輝樹   屋外環境下における開口部の日射熱取得性能の測定方法に関する研究　その8　外付けスクリーンの測定結果  

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  • 今村将太,二宮秀與   ZEBを実現するための設計用過酷気象データの開発　その1　地上気象観測一分値データの欠測値補間  

    日本建築学会大会学術講演 

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  • 徳満　涼輔，二宮　秀與，飯泉　元気   メソ数値予報モデルGPV 地上面データを用いた水平面全天日射量の推定方法  

    日本建築学会九州支部研究報告 

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    Event date： 2020.3

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  • 瀨戸　まりな，二宮　秀與，児島　輝樹   屋外環境下における開口部の日射熱取得性能の測定方法に関する研究 その 6 外付けスクリーンの測定結果  

    日本建築学会九州支部研究報告 

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  • 二宮　秀與   パッシブ設計に関する最新知見   Invited

    自立循環プロジェクトシンポジウム2020 

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  • 二宮　秀與   住宅の省エネルギー基準における方位係数の考察  

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  • 石野　久彌，村上　周三，二宮　秀與，他   建築エネルギー・環境シミュレーションツール ほ BEST の開発 第 85 報 最新 BEST の全体像  

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  • 松鵜　さとみ，佐藤　龍義，二宮　秀與   クール/ヒートピット設備における真菌叢に関する研究 第 5 報 2018 年度実測調査と遺伝子解析  

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  • 児島　輝樹，二宮　秀與   屋外環境下における開口部の日射熱取得率の測定法に関する研究 その 7 ロールスクリーンやレースカーテンでの測定結果  

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  • 齊藤 孝一郎，二宮 秀與，安田　健一，岸本　尚子   日本のカーテンウォール熱性能簡易計算法の開発 その１ 建築設計プロセスにおけるカーテンウォール熱性能評価の現状と簡易計算法の提案  

    日本建築学会大会学術講演 

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  • 石積　広行，二宮　秀與，他   住宅用窓製品の総合熱性能評価プログラムの開発　その20  

    日本建築学会大会学術講演 

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