Riccardo Buccolieri 
- : Volumetric Drag Coefficients for Generic Urban Configurations: Insights from Canopy Flow Analysis. In: Building and Environment.
- (2024): Influence of obstacles on urban canyon ventilation and air pollutant concentration: An experimental assessment. In: Building and Environment, v. 250 (February 2024).
- (2023): Analysis of urban heat island and human thermal comfort in a Mediterranean city: A case study of Lecce (Italy). In: Sustainable Cities and Society, v. 98 (November 2023).
- (2023): Neighborhood-scale dispersion of traffic-related PM2.5: Simulations of nine typical residential cases from Nanjing. In: Sustainable Cities and Society, v. 90 (March 2023).
- (2022): Obstacles influence on existing urban canyon ventilation and air pollutant concentration: A review of potential measures. In: Building and Environment, v. 214 (April 2022).
- (2022): Investigation of typical residential block typologies and their impact on pedestrian-level microclimate in summers in Nanjing, China. In: Frontiers of Architectural Research, v. 11, n. 2 (April 2022).
- (2021): On the effects of urban-like intersections on ventilation and pollutant dispersion. In: Building Simulation, v. 15, n. 3 (September 2021).
- (2021): Effect of greening on pollutant dispersion and ventilation at urban street intersections. In: Building and Environment, v. 203 (October 2021).
- (2021): Urban ventilation of typical residential streets and impact of building form variation. In: Sustainable Cities and Society, v. 67 (April 2021).
- (2019): CFD modelling of vegetation barrier effects on the reduction of traffic-related pollutant concentration in an avenue of Pamplona, Spain. In: Sustainable Cities and Society, v. 48 (July 2019).
- (2018): The impact of trees on street ventilation, NOx and PM2.5 concentrations across heights in Marylebone Rd street canyon, central London. In: Sustainable Cities and Society, v. 41 (August 2018).
- (2019): Impact of indoor-outdoor temperature differences on dispersion of gaseous pollutant and particles in idealized street canyons with and without viaduct settings. In: Building Simulation, v. 12, n. 2 (January 2019).
- (2019): Study of the effect of green quantity and structure on thermal comfort and air quality in an urban-like residential district by ENVI-met modelling. In: Building Simulation, v. 12, n. 2 (January 2019).
- (2020): CFD modelling: The most useful tool for developing mesoscale urban canopy parameterizations. In: Building Simulation, v. 14, n. 3 (July 2020).
- (2019): Characterizing the morphology of real street models and modeling its effect on thermal environment. In: Energy and Buildings, v. 203 (November 2019).
- (2020): Integrated impacts of tree planting and street aspect ratios on CO dispersion and personal exposure in full-scale street canyons. In: Building and Environment, v. 169 (February 2020).
- (2019): The "plant evaluation model" for the assessment of the impact of vegetation on outdoor microclimate in the urban environment. In: Building and Environment, v. 159 (July 2019).
- (2015): City breathability in medium density urban-like geometries evaluated through the pollutant transport rate and the net escape velocity. In: Building and Environment, v. 94 (December 2015).
- (2012): The influence of building height variability on pollutant dispersion and pedestrian ventilation in idealized high-rise urban areas. In: Building and Environment, v. 56 (October 2012).
- (2018): Scale-adaptive morphometric analysis for urban air quality and ventilation applications. In: Building Research & Information, v. 46, n. 8 ( 2018).
- (2019): The drag force distribution within regular arrays of cubes and its relation to cross ventilation – Theoretical and experimental analyses. In: Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, v. 189 (June 2019).
- (2011): Numerical simulation of atmospheric pollutant dispersion in an urban street canyon: Comparison between RANS and LES. In: Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, v. 99, n. 2-3 (February 2011).
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