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International audienceUrban  air  pollution  is  traditionally  estimated  by  using  techniques  based  on  geostatistical  methods, such as interpolation, applied to a set of data stemming from measures of stations of pollution.  Now  very  often,  these  stations  are  in insufficient number or do not measure the same  pollutants  to  allow  mapping  finely  dispersion  of  air  pollution  through  urban  spaces.  Numerous  studies  work  then  from  land  registries  of  broadcasts.  Although  interesting  in  a  regional  scale,  these  studies  bring  only  not  enough  information  in  the  understanding  of  the  phenomena to a scale as fine as the intra-urban. So, it is necessary to resort to the fine three-dimensional modelling to dread this intra-urban scale and it is what we describe now

Air Pollution and Urban Morphology: A Complex Relation or How to Optimize the Pedestrian Movement in Town