Buildings,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(8), P. 2388 - 2388
Published: Aug. 2, 2024
Urban
landscape
patterns
significantly
impact
land
surface
temperature
(LST)
and
the
urban
heat
island
(UHI)
effect.
This
study
employs
boosted
regression
tree
(BRT)
model
variance
partitioning
analysis
to
examine
contributions
relationships
of
two-dimensional
three-dimensional
building
vegetation
LST,
their
marginal
effects
at
different
heights.
The
results
show
that
dominant
indicators
affecting
LST
differ
between
buildings
vegetation,
with
features
being
slightly
more
important
than
(percentage
buildings)
(three-dimensional
green
index)
having
a
greater
features.
When
both
are
considered,
still
have
significant
explanatory
power.
Building
height
differences
influence
each
indicator’s
contribution
on
lower-height
areas
seeing
joint
dominance
changes,
higher-height
showing
from
indicators.
Increasing
percentage
(PLAND_V)
provides
best
cooling
effect
in
lower-building-height
areas,
but
higher-building-height
weakens,
requiring
additional
assist
cooling.
