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Darwin Living Lab Urban Heat Mitigation App

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Ord, Louise ; Marcos Martinez, Raymundo ; Lewis, Morgan ; Soonsawad, Natthanij ; Cook, Stephen ; Muster, Tim
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Cities worldwide are increasingly facing the challenge of managing urban heat islands (UHIs), where densely built environments experience higher temperatures than their rural counterparts. The Darwin Living Lab has developed datasets and a web app to support urban planners, policymakers, and researchers in identifying heat risks and planning for sustainable urban heat mitigation in the city of Darwin, Australia.
Lineage: This RShiny app was part of an eReseach Collaboration with CSIRO IM&T to develop a web tool to allow the interactive interrogation of spatial data.

Available: 2025-02-17

Data time period: 2019-02-03 to 2025-02-17

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Applied Economics | Built Environment and Design | Darwin Living Lab | Economics | Environment and Resource Economics | Land surface temperature | Urban Analysis and Development | Urban and Regional Planning | heat vulnerability | tree cover | urban heat islands | urban sustainability |

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