专题:Urban Heat Island Mitigation

This cluster of papers focuses on the phenomenon of urban heat islands, the impact of urbanization and land-use change on climate, and various strategies to mitigate the heat island effect in urban environments. It covers topics such as green roofs, remote sensing of land surface temperature, urban climate modeling, and the role of vegetation in reducing urban heat. The papers also discuss the implications of urban heat islands on energy consumption, thermal comfort, and climate change.
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AI-driven morphological optimization for resilient retrofitting of mediterranean housing stock under compounded urban heat island and heatwave effects

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Global urban vegetation exhibits divergent thermal effects: From cooling to warming as aridity increases

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How do built environment factors influence urban heat islands across local climate zones? Evidence from an interpretable XGBoost-SHAP model

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Exploring the nonlinear interactions and threshold effects of urban building morphology and green space on land surface temperature in high-density areas: A cross-city comparative study

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Impact of urbanization on land surface temperature: A global perspective

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Urban heat island in the tropics: A review of advances, challenges, and future directions

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Recent advances on machine learning techniques for urban heat island applications: a review and new horizons

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Predicting urban residents' climate change risk perceptions: The role of heat and green space exposure indicators in Harbin's residential environment

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Passive cooling paint enabled by rational design of thermal-optical and mass transfer properties

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Exploring the cooling intensity of green cover on urban heat island: A case study of nine main urban districts in Chongqing

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