Abstract
Water surfaces so as canals and rivers are expected to cool urban hot climate in summer. The objective of this paper is to clarify the effect of sea breeze along Nakagawa Canal in Nagoya on the urban sensational climate. Air temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction and solar radiation were observed along the canal and in the neighborhood of Nagoya station. The standard new effective temperatures SET* modified with the effect of solar radiation were calculated by the observation data. The results demonstrated that the sea breeze reached up to Nagoya station, and air temperature began to increase when wind speed slowed down. SET* under the sea breeze blowing kept to be lower and cooling effect of sea breeze on sensational climate was found.
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