Environmental monitoring of the historic city

In recent decades, urban research and experimentation have analyzed the climate problem at various scales, in line with ʹclimate proofʹ policies aimed to verify the strategies proposed throughout the entire life cycle of the project and evaluate their ʹefficient useʹ, where ‘use’ stands for the identification of its potentialities and their translation in a planning act, for an ʹintegrated conservationʹ in relationship between urban morphology and urban climate. In this context, the research focuses on the definition and analysis of ʹbasic factorsʹ, whose monitoring is crucial for acting in accordance with the real needs of the site.