Investigating the Relationship between Landscape Design Types and Human Thermal Comfort: Case Study of Beijing Olympic Forest Park

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Investigating the Relationship between Landscape Design Types and Human Thermal Comfort: Case Study of Beijing Olympic Forest Park

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Numerical analysis of the impact of anthropogenic emissions on the urban environment of Singapore

Climate driven trends in London's urban heat island intensity reconstructed over 70 years using a generalized additive model

Assessing current and future heat risk in Dublin city, Ireland

New urban models for more sustainable, liveable and healthier cities post covid19; reducing air pollution, noise and heat island effects and increasing green space and physical activity

Reconciling Debates on the Controls on Surface Urban Heat Island Intensity: Effects of Scale and Sampling

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