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Optimizing summer heat mitigation and equity in urban residential communities: threshold-based evidence from 4678 communities in Chengdu
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• Summer cooling effects in residential communities are ( ΔT , – 3.08° ± 0.45 °C). • Cooling inequality by housing price shows a Gini coefficient of 0.21. • NDVI inequality strongly associated with summer cooling effects in 634 communities. • Threshold-based planning can optimize summer cooling effects and spatial equity.
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