Climate sensitivity to Land use Changes over the City of Brussels, in Geographica Pannonica, vol. 23.

“Cities have committed to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and implement climate-change adaptation measures. Since, in practice, the planning of adaptation measures is a complex process we explore the maximum potential benefit that can be gained through adaptation measures for the city of Brussels. More specifically,  the effect of changes in albedo and vegetation fraction on the summer climate in terms of heat waves and the urban heat island for the city of Brussels.”

Keywords: climate change; adaptation; land use; urban climatology; scenarios

This work is supported by URCLIM that has received funding from EU’s H2020 Research and Innovation Program under Grant Agreement 690462.

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