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Evaluating the performance of spectral built-up indices in explaining spatial variability of land surface temperature
Understanding the relationship between urban built-up surfaces and land surface temperature (LST) is essential for assessing urban heat dynamics and supporting climate-resilient urban planning. Although numerous spectral built-up indices have been developed to characterize impervious surfaces, their
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