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    This study examined how 2D and 3D built environments impact urban surface temperatures under extreme heat conditions in Chengdu, China. Using remote sensing data and field measurements, the researchers found that 3D built environments with high sky view factors and good natural ventilation had lower surface temperatures compared to dense 2D built environments under heat waves. The results provide guidance for urban planning and design to mitigate urban heat island effects.

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    This study examined how 2D and 3D built environments impact urban surface temperatures under extreme heat conditions in Chengdu, China. Using remote sensing data and field measurements, the researchers found that 3D built environments with high sky view factors and good natural ventilation had lower surface temperatures compared to dense 2D built environments under heat waves. The results provide guidance for urban planning and design to mitigate urban heat island effects.

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    This study examined how 2D and 3D built environments impact urban surface temperatures under extreme heat conditions in Chengdu, China. Using remote sensing data and field measurements, the researchers found that 3D built environments with high sky view factors and good natural ventilation had lower surface temperatures compared to dense 2D built environments under heat waves. The results provide guidance for urban planning and design to mitigate urban heat island effects.

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    How 2D and 3D built environments impact urban surface temperature under


    extreme heat: A study in Chengdu, China

    Article in Building and Environment · March 2023


    DOI: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2023.110035

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