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GLObal Building heights for Urban Studies (UT-GLOBUS) for city- and street- scale urban simulations: Development and first applications. [PDF]
Kamath HG +10 more
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Analyzing urban influence on extreme winter precipitation through observations and numerical simulation of two South China case studies. [PDF]
Hu C, Tam CY, Yang ZL, Wang Z.
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Air quality modeling in the metropolitan area of São Paulo, Brazil: A review. [PDF]
Gavidia-Calderón M +8 more
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W2W: A Python package that injects WUDAPT’s Local Climate Zone information in WRF
Daniel Argüeso +2 more
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Urban Climate, 2020
Abstract The definition of accurate input datasets, appropriately representing urban morphology characteristics, has been identified as a crucial point for improving the simulation of urban boundary layer (UBL) dynamics by means of mesoscale numerical weather prediction (NWP) models. However, the scarcity of suitable data to adequately describe urban
Dino Zardi +2 more
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Abstract The definition of accurate input datasets, appropriately representing urban morphology characteristics, has been identified as a crucial point for improving the simulation of urban boundary layer (UBL) dynamics by means of mesoscale numerical weather prediction (NWP) models. However, the scarcity of suitable data to adequately describe urban
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Abstract A World Urban Data Analysis and Portal Tool (WUDAPT) based Local Climate Zone (LCZ) classification and mapping is done for Mumbai, India. Prior WUDAPT-based urban studies have primarily focused on urban heat island (UHI) assessment, and this is the first study to assess the impact on rainfall simulations.
Subhankar Karmakar +2 more
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Evaluation of uWRF performance and modeling guidance based on WUDAPT and NUDAPT UCP datasets for Hong Kong [PDF]
Abstract The evaluation of uWRF (WRF BEP/BEM) model over Hong Kong or the Pearl River Delta region has received less attention. One reason is the lack of a complete urban canopy parameters dataset for the building morphology in the PRD region.
Chao Ren, Meng Cai, Wong Mau Fung
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Climate change lead to more intense, higher frequent and prolonged heat extremes. Understanding the spatial pattern of heatwave is vital for providing the corresponding weather services, making climate change adaptation strategies and heat-health actions.
Xinwei Li, , Chao Ren
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