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Ting Peng, Caige Sun, Shanshan Feng, Yongdong Zhang and Fenglei Fan
The urban heat island effect caused by the rapid increase in urban anthropogenic heat has gradually become an important factor affecting the living environment of urban residents. Studying the temporal and spatial variation characteristics of urban anthr...
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M. Anwar H. Khan, Billie-Louise Schlich, Michael E. Jenkin, Beth M. A. Shallcross, Katherine Moseley, Catherine Walker, William C. Morris, Richard G. Derwent, Carl J. Percival and Dudley E. Shallcross
A relationship between isoprene and 1,3-butadiene mixing ratios was established to separate the anthropogenic and biogenic fractions of the measured isoprene in London air in both urban background (Eltham) and urban traffic (Marylebone Road) areas over t...
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Jihui Yuan, Craig Farnham and Kazuo Emura
Urban heat islands (UHI) are growing in size and intensity, which is partly attributable to the large amount of anthropogenic waste heat. Moreover, heat emitted from building exterior walls accounts for a large portion of the total anthropogenic waste he...
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Aiman Mazhar Qureshi and Ahmed Rachid
Urbanization, anthropogenic activities, and social determinants such as poverty and literacy rate greatly contribute to heat-related mortalities. The 2003 strong heat wave (Lucifer) in France resulted in catastrophic health consequences in the region tha...
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Bahador Ziaeemehr, Zahra Jandaghian, Hua Ge, Michael Lacasse and Travis Moore
The Urban Heat Island (UHI), a consequence of urban development, leads to elevated temperatures within cities compared to their rural counterparts. This phenomenon results from factors such as urban designs, anthropogenic heat emissions, and materials th...
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Yannis S. Androulidakis and Yannis N. Krestenitis
The sea surface temperature (SST) is an important factor and indicator of the sea water quality, with various ecological and anthropogenic implications. We used high-resolution satellite-derived SST data, in tandem with field observations and long-term m...
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Genrikh V. Alekseev, Natalia I. Glok, Anastasia E. Vyazilova, Natalia E. Kharlanenkova and Mikhail Yu. Kulakov
Global climate models, focused on projecting anthropogenic warming, have not detected an increase in sea surface temperature (SST) at low latitudes comparable to the observed one. This appears to be one reason for the discrepancy between the model estima...
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Julian A. V. Schweighofer, Michael Wehrl, Sebastian Baumgärtel and Joachim Rohn
The subsurface beneath cities commonly shows a temperature anomaly, a so-called Subsurface Urban Heat Island (SUHI), due to anthropogenic heat input. This excess heat has multiple effects on groundwater and energy resources, such as groundwater chemistry...
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Elis Alves, Max Anjos and Emerson Galvani
Currently, cities have aroused the interest of researchers due the local climate change caused by the surface urban heat island (SUHI) effect. The impact of anthropogenic land use and cover changes has led to more frequent intense SUHI, with direct conse...
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Serena Falasca and Gabriele Curci
The Urban Heat Island (UHI) is a well-known phenomenon concerning an increasing percentage of the world?s population due to the growth rates of metropolitan areas. Given the health and economic implications of UHIs, several mitigation techniques are bein...
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Marta Llopart, Michelle Simões Reboita, Erika Coppola, Filippo Giorgi, Rosmeri Porfírio Da Rocha and Diego Oliveira De Souza
One of the most important anthropogenic influences on climate is land use change (LUC). In particular, the Amazon (AMZ) basin is a highly vulnerable area to climate change due to substantial modifications of the hydroclimatology of the region expected as...
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Marta Llopart, Michelle Simões Reboita, Erika Coppola, Filippo Giorgi, Rosmeri Porfírio da Rocha and Diego Oliveira de Souza
One of the most important anthropogenic influences on climate is land use change (LUC). In particular, the Amazon (AMZ) basin is a highly vulnerable area to climate change due to substantial modifications of the hydroclimatology of the region expected as...
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Serena Falasca and Gabriele Curci
The Urban Heat Island (UHI) is a well-known phenomenon concerning an increasing percentage of the world?s population due to the growth rates of metropolitan areas. Given the health and economic implications of UHIs, several mitigation techniques are bein...
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Milena Vuckovic, Aida Maleki and Ardeshir Mahdavi
Numerous studies have shown that densely developed and populated urban areas experience significant anthropogenic heat flux and elevated concentrations of air pollutants and CO2, with consequences for human health, thermal comfort, and well-be...
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Milena Vuckovic, Aida Maleki and Ardeshir Mahdavi
Numerous studies have shown that densely developed and populated urban areas experience significant anthropogenic heat flux and elevated concentrations of air pollutants and CO2, with consequences for human health, thermal comfort, and well-being. This m...
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Jean-Louis Pinault
This article is based on recent work intended to estimate the impact of solar forcing mediated by long-period ocean Rossby waves that are resonantly forced?the ?Gyral Rossby Waves? (GRWs). Here, we deduce both the part of the anthropogenic and climate co...
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Tirtha Banerjee and Rodman Linn
Quantifying the impact of natural and anthropogenic disturbances such as deforestation, forest fires and vegetation thinning among others on net ecosystem?atmosphere exchanges of carbon dioxide, water vapor and heat?is an important aspect in the context ...
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Jean-Louis Pinault
This article is based on recent work intended to estimate the impact of solar forcing mediated by long-period ocean Rossby waves that are resonantly forced—the ‘Gyral Rossby Waves’ (GRWs). Here, we deduce both the part of the anthropoge...
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Jean-Louis Pinault
This article is based on recent work intended to estimate the impact of solar forcing mediated by long-period ocean Rossby waves that are resonantly forced—the ‘Gyral Rossby Waves’ (GRWs). Here, we deduce both the part of the anthropoge...
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Fernanda Batista Silva, Karla Maria Longo and Felipe Marques de Andrade
The spatial and temporal variability patterns of the urban heat island (UHI) in the metropolitan area of Sao Paulo (MASP) were investigated using hourly temperature observations for a 10-year period from January 2002 to December 2011. The empirical ortho...
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