B Norton, A Coutts, S Livesley, N Williams - 2013 - apo.org.au
Using green infrastructure to moderate high urban temperatures is increasingly a focus of city governments around the world. This is motivated by the negative health consequences …
C Smith, G Levermore - Energy policy, 2008 - Elsevier
It is in cities that the negative impacts of a warming climate will be felt most strongly. The summer time comfort and well-being of the urban population will become increasingly …
B Norton, K Bosomworth, A Coutts… - VCCCAR Publication …, 2014 - academia.edu
Detailed literature reviews of the international scientific and technical literature as well as novel research undertaken during the project underpin this implementation guide. The …
Detailed literature reviews of the international scientific and technical literature as well as novel research undertaken during the project underpin this implementation guide. The …
B Norton, A Coutts, S Livesley… - Victorian Centre for …, 2013 - researchgate.net
Using green infrastructure to moderate high urban temperatures is increasingly a focus of city governments around the world. This is motivated by the negative health consequences …
Cities globally are experiencing substantial warming due to ongoing urbanization and climate change. However, existing efforts to mitigate urban heat focus mainly on new …
Urban heat is an increasing threat to the liveability and productivity of cities, made worse by more frequent and extreme heat days and heat waves caused by climate change …
J Vargo - Paving the Way Forward in Urbanization and, 2013 - ugec.org
Landscape influences temperature. You don't need a thermometer to understand it. If you want to relax on a summer day, you're better off spreading your blanket out under the shade …
Mitigating urban overheating is vital to create livable urban futures. Research on urban heat mitigation is plentiful, while knowledge about the actual measures local governments are …