Other · May 21, 2025
Urban temperature varies dramatically across space and time, yet capturing this variability requires a dense, reliable sensor network—something that is rarely available in practice. Spatiotemporal gaps in data coverage make it difficult to connect ...
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Journal ArticleEnvironmental Science and Technology Letters · August 13, 2024
Studies of urban heat are often limited by their ability to measure air temperature; data are collected either at a few locations over time or at many locations at one point in time. Citizen science approaches to observing temperature provide a way to over ...
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Journal ArticleScientific reports · January 2024
The urban heat island effect causes increased heat stress in urban areas. Cool roofs and urban greening have been promoted as mitigation strategies to reduce this effect. However, evaluating their efficacy remains a challenge, as potential temperature redu ...
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