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Spatial microclimate effects on residential carbon emissions: Osaka districts versus JMA climatological normals
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• Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) normals are compared with 2025 hourly district observations in Osaka. • Single-station weather references can shift residential heating and cooling estimates by orders of 5-10%. • Reference-data deviations are distinguished from fully isolated microclimate attribution. • The framework links local weather-reference choice, simplified residential loads, and operational CO2 accounting.
Keywords:
Urban heat Island
Intermittent HVAC systems
Carbon emissions quantification
JMA climatological normals
Building energy modeling
Spatial variance analysis
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