Characterizing the spatiotemporal variability of the Urban Heat Island (UHI) and its drivers is
a key step in leveraging thermal comfort to create not only healthier cities, but also to …

Urban climate analysis usually uses data from weather stations, traverse, or satellite images.
However, this methodology also has its limitations, since the series of data for climate …

This systematic review aims to give an overview of the diversity of research areas related to
human biometeorology in Brazil. The main focus of this paper addresses research trends …

Glasgow, Scotland, is embarking on an ambitious plan to convert all city centre
thoroughfares into tree-lined streets (the 'Avenues Programme') to make the city centre more …

Because the scale of the urban agglomeration is much bigger than that of a single city, the
urban agglomeration may present different spatio-temporal urban heat island (UHI) patterns …

Assessing the impact of urban morphology on micrometeorological indicators has become
of great significance due to rapid urbanization. Heat Index (HI) is one such indicator that …

At the local and regional climate scale, one of the most studied environmental issues is
urban heat island (UHI). UHI is a thermal anomaly caused by temperature differences …

Generating high-resolution spatial interpolations of temperature processes is a vital task for
studying urban climate anomalies and their various consequences. Such processes often …

Several materials have the ability to absorb, accumulate and transmit solar radiation to their
surrounding environment. The thermal island effect and micro-climate of urban areas are …

Monitoring the impact of changes in land use/land cover (LULC) and land surface
temperature (LST) is of great importance in environmental and urban studies. In this context …