The adverse effects of UHI on human life quality are widely acknowledged, but they still meet critical challenges. Computational simulation tools are now playing an essential role in overcoming these challenges and investigating urban microclimate repercussions on citizens' comfort and urban livability. Despite that, humans typically remain absent from such models. Most urban performance metrics are missing the examination of occupants. Each researcher has a different view of different aspects of studying the solution to approach their goals. The new integrated solution that puts a human in the center of study might help policymakers, and urban planners assess the possibility of opportunities and threats to citizens' well-being.