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Temporal Change in Relationships Between Urban Structure and Surface Temperature

2021-05-10

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Surface temperature influences human health directly and alters the biodiversity and productivity of the environment. While previous research has identified that the composition of urban landscapes influences the physical properties of the environment such as surface temperature, a generalizable and flexible framework is needed that can be used to compare cities across time and space. This study employs the Struct...

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Literature Corpus work: c249a091-732e-58d3-a3b8-fb6ec2a8a447
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202105.0199.v1

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