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Exploring the Diurnal Dynamics Mechanism of the Cold Island Effect in Urban Parks of Island Cities: A Three-Dimensional Spatial Morphology Perspective
by
Li, Junyi
, Ding, Guochang
, Wang, Jingjing
, Zhu, Zhipeng
, Xu, Xiaoling
, Wu, Yongshu
, Fu, Weicong
in
Cities
/ Climate change
/ Coastal zone
/ Coastal zones
/ Cold
/ cold island effect
/ Construction
/ Cooling
/ Cooling effects
/ Distribution
/ Diurnal
/ Earth temperature
/ Environmental aspects
/ Environmental economics
/ Forecasts and trends
/ GDP
/ Green infrastructure
/ Gross Domestic Product
/ Heat stress
/ Heat tolerance
/ Influence
/ island city
/ Island effects
/ Land surface temperature
/ Measurement
/ Morphology
/ Normalized difference vegetative index
/ Parks & recreation areas
/ Pollution
/ Surface temperature
/ Sustainable development
/ Temperature
/ three-dimensional urban morphology
/ Urban areas
/ Urban development
/ urban green space planning
/ Urban heat islands
/ Urban parks
/ Urban planning
/ Urbanization
/ Vegetation
/ Vegetation index
/ Well being
2025
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Exploring the Diurnal Dynamics Mechanism of the Cold Island Effect in Urban Parks of Island Cities: A Three-Dimensional Spatial Morphology Perspective
by
Li, Junyi
, Ding, Guochang
, Wang, Jingjing
, Zhu, Zhipeng
, Xu, Xiaoling
, Wu, Yongshu
, Fu, Weicong
in
Cities
/ Climate change
/ Coastal zone
/ Coastal zones
/ Cold
/ cold island effect
/ Construction
/ Cooling
/ Cooling effects
/ Distribution
/ Diurnal
/ Earth temperature
/ Environmental aspects
/ Environmental economics
/ Forecasts and trends
/ GDP
/ Green infrastructure
/ Gross Domestic Product
/ Heat stress
/ Heat tolerance
/ Influence
/ island city
/ Island effects
/ Land surface temperature
/ Measurement
/ Morphology
/ Normalized difference vegetative index
/ Parks & recreation areas
/ Pollution
/ Surface temperature
/ Sustainable development
/ Temperature
/ three-dimensional urban morphology
/ Urban areas
/ Urban development
/ urban green space planning
/ Urban heat islands
/ Urban parks
/ Urban planning
/ Urbanization
/ Vegetation
/ Vegetation index
/ Well being
2025
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Exploring the Diurnal Dynamics Mechanism of the Cold Island Effect in Urban Parks of Island Cities: A Three-Dimensional Spatial Morphology Perspective
by
Li, Junyi
, Ding, Guochang
, Wang, Jingjing
, Zhu, Zhipeng
, Xu, Xiaoling
, Wu, Yongshu
, Fu, Weicong
in
Cities
/ Climate change
/ Coastal zone
/ Coastal zones
/ Cold
/ cold island effect
/ Construction
/ Cooling
/ Cooling effects
/ Distribution
/ Diurnal
/ Earth temperature
/ Environmental aspects
/ Environmental economics
/ Forecasts and trends
/ GDP
/ Green infrastructure
/ Gross Domestic Product
/ Heat stress
/ Heat tolerance
/ Influence
/ island city
/ Island effects
/ Land surface temperature
/ Measurement
/ Morphology
/ Normalized difference vegetative index
/ Parks & recreation areas
/ Pollution
/ Surface temperature
/ Sustainable development
/ Temperature
/ three-dimensional urban morphology
/ Urban areas
/ Urban development
/ urban green space planning
/ Urban heat islands
/ Urban parks
/ Urban planning
/ Urbanization
/ Vegetation
/ Vegetation index
/ Well being
2025
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Exploring the Diurnal Dynamics Mechanism of the Cold Island Effect in Urban Parks of Island Cities: A Three-Dimensional Spatial Morphology Perspective
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Exploring the Diurnal Dynamics Mechanism of the Cold Island Effect in Urban Parks of Island Cities: A Three-Dimensional Spatial Morphology Perspective
2025
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Urban parks play a crucial role in mitigating urban heat stress and maintaining ecological stability through their cold island effect (PCIE). However, studies examining how multidimensional urban morphology influences these effects, particularly from a diurnal perspective in island cities, remain limited. This study investigates 30 representative urban parks within a typical island city, exploring how two-dimensional and three-dimensional spatial morphological factors affect four key PCIE indicators: park cooling intensity (PCI), park cooling gradient (PCG), park cooling area (PCA) and park cooling efficiency (PCE) across different times of day and night. The results reveal that: (1) coastal zones exhibit significantly lower land surface temperature (LST) than inland zones, with peak LST occurring at 5:00 p.m.; (2) the four cold island indicators follow a diurnal pattern of 5:00 p.m. > 1:00 a.m. > 7:00 a.m.; (3) morphological construction factors—such as building density (BD) and built-up proportion (BP)—positively contribute to cooling effects at 7:00 a.m., while park perimeter (PP) enhances cooling performance at both 5:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. Additionally, vegetation characteristics surrounding parks, including the normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) and green space proportion (GP), influence daytime cooling in directions opposite to those of the aforementioned construction-related factors. These findings offer valuable insights into the temporal dynamics and spatial determinants of urban park cooling in island cities, providing a scientific basis for scientifically informed park planning and contributing to healthier and more sustainable urban development.
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