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108. Large-Eddy Simulation Of Aerosol Transport Over Different Urban Local Climate Zones A. Varentsov et al.
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110. Research on the Spatiotemporal Distribution of Vegetation Phenology in Suzhou City Based on Local Climate Zones and Urban–Rural Gradients P. Jiang et al.
111. Assessment of daytime and nighttime surface urban heat islands across local climate zones – A case study in Florianópolis, Brazil B. Rech et al.
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128. Evaluating simulated visible greenness in urban landscapes: An examination of a midsize U.S. city J. Yan et al.
129. Local Climate Zone-Based Analysis of Urban Heat Island Influencing Factors in Coastal Cities Across Multiple Climate Zones E. Zhao et al.
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131. Relating three-decade surge in space cooling demand to urban warming H. Li et al.
132. LCZ thermal and exoatmospheric albedo assessment using Landsat 8 land surface temperature and reflectance dataset: Case study of Lisbon M. Matias & A. Lopes
133. Spatiotemporal Analysis of Outdoor Thermal Comfort in Doha: Seasonal Relationship Between Land Surface Temperature, Vegetation Health, and Local Climate Zones M. Indraganti et al.
134. A geospatial approach for dynamic on-road emission through open-access floating car data P. Fung et al.
135. Impacts of land surface temperature and ambient factors on near-surface air temperature estimation: A multisource evaluation using SHAP analysis S. Li et al.
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175. A hybrid machine learning approach to investigate the changing urban thermal environment by dynamic land cover transformation: A case study of Suwon, republic of Korea S. Lee et al.
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182. InSAR and GNSS data fusion for improved urban heat island estimation using local climate zone classification M. Tasan et al.
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