| Autor: |
Hu, Ming, Ghorbany, Siavash, Yao, Siyuan, Wang, Chaoli |
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Buildings (2075-5309); Sep2024, Vol. 14 Issue 9, p2751, 21p |
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Monitoring microclimate variables within cities with high resolution and accuracy is crucial for enhancing urban resilience to climate change. Assessing intra-urban characteristics is essential for ensuring satisfactory living standards. This paper presents a comprehensive methodology for studying urban heat islands (UHIs) on a university campus, emphasizing the importance of multi-modal and multi-temporal data collection. The methodology integrates mobile surveys, stationary sensor networks, and drone-based thermal imaging, providing a detailed analysis of temperature variations within urban microenvironments. The preliminary findings confirm the presence of a UHI on the campus and identify several hotspots. This comprehensive approach enhances the accuracy and reliability of UHI assessments, offering a cost-effective, fine-resolution approach that facilitates more effective urban planning and heat mitigation strategies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Databáze: |
Complementary Index |
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