Generative Adversarial Networks for Climate-Sensitive Urban Morphology: An Integration of Pix2Pix and the Cycle Generative Adversarial Network
Mo Wang,
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Ziheng Xiong,
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Jiayu Zhao
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et al.
Land,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 578 - 578
Published: March 10, 2025
Urban
heat
island
(UHI)
effects
pose
significant
challenges
to
sustainable
urban
development,
necessitating
innovative
modeling
techniques
optimize
morphology
for
thermal
resilience.
This
study
integrates
the
Pix2Pix
and
CycleGAN
architectures
generate
high-fidelity
models
aligned
with
local
climate
zones
(LCZs),
enhancing
their
applicability
studies.
research
focuses
on
eight
major
Chinese
coastal
cities,
leveraging
a
robust
dataset
of
4712
samples
train
generative
models.
Quantitative
evaluations
demonstrated
that
integration
substantially
improved
structural
fidelity
realism
in
synthesis,
achieving
peak
Structural
Similarity
Index
Measure
(SSIM)
0.918
coefficient
determination
(R2)
0.987.
The
total
adversarial
loss
training
stabilized
at
0.19
after
811
iterations,
ensuring
high
convergence
structure
generation.
Additionally,
CycleGAN-enhanced
outputs
exhibited
35%
reduction
relative
error
compared
Pix2Pix-generated
images,
significantly
improving
edge
preservation
feature
accuracy.
By
incorporating
LCZ
data,
proposed
framework
successfully
bridges
climate-responsive
planning,
enabling
adaptive
design
strategies
mitigating
UHI
effects.
enhance
generation,
while
classification
produce
forms
align
specific
climatological
conditions.
Compared
model
trained
by
coupled
alone,
approach
offers
planners
more
precise
tool
designing
optimizing
layouts
mitigate
effects,
improve
energy
efficiency,
Language: Английский
Strategic management of solar generation for solar electric vehicle charging in microgrids using deep reinforcement learning
Yaohua Liao,
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Xin Jin,
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Zhiming Gu
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et al.
Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(3)
Published: May 1, 2025
The
integration
of
solar
electric
vehicles
(SEVs)
into
microgrids,
particularly
those
enriched
with
photovoltaic
(PV)
systems,
presents
unique
challenges
due
to
the
inherent
variability
in
energy
and
dynamic
consumption
patterns
SEVs.
This
study
aims
address
these
complexities
by
developing
an
advanced
operational
framework
that
enhances
management
flows
within
leveraging
capabilities
modern
artificial
intelligence.
Utilizing
a
deep
double
Q-network
(DDQN),
this
research
introduces
sophisticated
method
dynamically
adapt
fluctuations
generation
SEV
demands,
ensuring
efficiency,
sustainability,
grid
stability.
methodology
encompasses
detailed
mathematical
modeling
generation,
consumption,
storage
dynamics,
integrated
environmental
economic
constraints
simulate
realistic
microgrid
scenarios.
DDQN
is
employed
optimize
distribution
strategies
real-time,
based
on
predictive
analytics
responsive
control
mechanisms.
approach
not
only
copes
stochastic
nature
renewable
sources
usage
but
also
capitalizes
aspects
improve
overall
performance.
paper
contributes
novel
management,
for
systems
incorporating
SEVs
PV
generation.
By
optimizing
interplay
between
power
availability
charging
requirements,
provides
strategic
insights
can
guide
infrastructure
investments
tactics,
promoting
more
efficient
economically
viable
systems.
proposed
models
are
expected
significantly
advance
field
paving
way
development
smarter,
resilient
urban
environments.
Language: Английский