Toronto’s Urban Heat Island—Exploring the Relationship between Land Use and Surface Temperature

Hussain, Mushtaq; Rinner, Claus

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Toronto’s Urban Heat Island—Exploring the Relationship between Land Use and Surface Temperature

Author(s): Claus Rinner , Mushtaq Hussain

Publication date Created: December 2011

Publication date (Print): June 2011

Journal: Remote Sensing

Publisher: MDPI AG

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Title: Remote Sensing

Abbreviated Title: Remote Sensing

Publisher: MDPI AG

ISSN (Electronic): 2072-4292

Publication date Created: December 2011

Publication date (Print): June 2011

Volume: 3

Issue: 12

Pages: 1251-1265

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DOI: 10.3390/rs3061251

SO-VID: 0996c879-99f7-4fbf-bcea-5ea4f3ba20a2

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