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Close-up of fresh water splashing over grass and soil, symbolizing the essential role of water in supporting healthy urban greenery. The image represents the importance of soil moisture and sustainable water management for trees to cool their environment, absorb carbon, and deliver crucial ecosystem services in cities.

Trees losing cooling power: preventing urban drought effects through water management

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Cooling the concrete jungle: recommendations for introducing new greenery

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Perception Maps: The city through the eyes of those who

Map of the territory of the town of Český Těšín and its local parts, such as Stanislavice, Mistřovice, Koňákov, Horní and Dolní Žukov. The map shows the boundaries of the territory, main roads, green areas and buildings. It does not contain thematic data, it serves as a background orientation map.

Seeing the unseen: how near-infrared imagery transforms vegetation management

A satellite image of an urban area with trees automatically detected and outlined in red. The image illustrates an urban greenery segmentation process using near-infrared (NIR) and RGB data to classify vegetation. The segmentation highlights individual tree canopies, emphasizing the distribution of green spaces in a residential neighborhood. A text panel on the right explains the role of NIR in identifying vegetation and how spatial classification is applied to detect trees.

8 key notes from the 3-30-300 Konijnendijk Rule seminar

Image: A synthesismap showcasing the overall compliance with the rule 3-30-300 per-building, each assigned one of the four categories (0 rules met, 1 met, 2 met, 3 met)

3-30-300 and UpGreen: Nature-Based Solutions for Greener, Resilient Cities

map layer of buildings with the attribute of value (yes/no) for rule 3 of 3-30-300

Using Climate Impact Chains (CICs) to strenghthen urban resilience

Visual representation of a climate impact chain showing the sequence from climate hazards, such as flooding or extreme weather, to various urban impacts. Icons depict affected elements like buildings, infrastructure, transportation, and public health. Arrows connect each stage, illustrating the progression from exposure to sensitivity and adaptive capacity. The image highlights the interconnected impacts of climate events on urban systems, aligning with the blog's focus on using Climate Impact Chains (CICs) for understanding and enhancing urban resilience."

SECAP: A KEY TOOL FOR A SUSTAINABLE URBAN FUTURE

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UpGreen at URBIS24

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