Anthropogenic heat (AH), a source of physical pollution, has a profound influence on
climate, air quality, and human health. Consequently, it is important to accurately quantify …

Climate change triggers a wide range of hydrometeorological, glaciological, and
geophysical processes that span across vast spatiotemporal scales. With the advances in …

Anthropogenic heat flux (AHF) is a main contributor to the formation of surface urban heat
islands (SUHI). Megacities in particular are facing severe problems due to excessive …

Abstract A Local Climate Zone (LCZ) system comprises an objective and systematic
classification of field sites for heat island studies. Each LCZ type is defined by structural and …

Anthropogenic heat (AH), an essential urban heat source, is often overlooked or simplified in
research on the multiple temporal and spatial driving mechanisms of the urban heat island …

Anthropogenic heat flux is the heat generated by human activities in the urban canopy layer,
which is considered the main contributor to the urban heat island (UHI). The UHI can in turn …

Although energy-induced anthropogenic heat emissions form localized hotspots, they can
influence the variability of urban climate. A lack of anthropogenic heat quantification in …

Anthropogenic heat (AH) is an important input for the urban thermal environment. While
reduction in AH during the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic may have …

Rapid urbanization, which is closely related to economic growth, human health, and micro-
climate, has resulted in a considerable amount of anthropogenic heat emissions. The lack of …

Although anthropogenic heat emission (AHE) has been acknowledged as a significant
threat to urban thermal environment, little attention has been paid to the differences in the …