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The influence of urban and tree morphology on modeled daytime mean radiant temperature

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Todi Daelman *
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Matthias Demuzere
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Frieke Vancoillie
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Barbara D’hont
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Fredrik Lindberg
N
Nils Wallenberg
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Hans Verbeeck
DOI：10.1016/j.uclim.2026.103000delete
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• Sensitivity analysis quantifies SOLWEIG's response to urban and tree form changes. • New Radiative Cooling Efficiency (RCE) metric to compare tree cooling scenarios. • Larger canyon aspect ratios cut radiant heat exponentially, unless east-west oriented. • Wide east-west canyons receive the greatest tree shade, narrow north-south the least. • Low-trunk trees shade streets more effectively than taller trees.

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