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Counteracting Urban Thermal Hot Spots in Florence, Italy: The Combined Effects of Vegetation and High-Albedo Surfaces
As cities increasingly face extreme heat, urban planning plays a crucial role in mitigating the urban heat island effect through sustainable cooling strategies. This study investigates the combined potential of vegetation and high-albedo surfaces to reduce urban heat while providing additional ecolo
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