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Dynamic World Shannon Entropy as a Scale-Sensitive Indicator of Surface Urban Heat Island Intensity: Evidence from Seven Romanian Cities
Surface urban heat island intensity is shaped not only by land-cover composition but also by the spatial heterogeneity of urban surfaces. This study evaluates whether Shannon entropy derived from Dynamic World class probabilities can serve as a robust indicator of pointwise SUHI intensity across sev
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