Guideline 2: Methodological guidelines for monitoring of temperature effects (2014)

Francisco Escobedo; Marielle Dubbeling

Guideline 2: Methodological guidelines for monitoring of temperature effects (2014)

Francisco Escobedo, Marielle Dubbeling

Functional and Ecosystem Ecology Group

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Abstract

This methodological guideline will provide measurement, quantification and monitoring methods to assess the hypothesis that current and increased Urban and Peri-urban Agriculture and Forestry (UPAF) areas will reduce the urban heat island effect and contribute to energy savings.

Translated title of the contribution	Directriz 2:: Directrices metodológicas para el monitoreo de los efectos de la temperatura (2014)
Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Specialist publication	RUAF
Publisher	Resultados de búsqueda Resultado web con enlaces de partes del sitio The RUAF Foundation
State	Published - 2014

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https://www.ruaf.org/sites/default/files/G2%20-%20Monitoring%20of%20temperature%20effects.pdf

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