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  1. Does urban greenery yield microclimatic cooling? Spatial analysis of Calgary (Summer 2025) shows a non-linear NDVI vs LST response.

    🛠 Stack: Google Earth Engine (Landsat 8/9, Sentinel-2) + R (terra, tidyverse).

    📊 Key Findings:
    🔹 Cooling Deficit (NDVI < 0.34): LST stays trapped at 35–36°C. Heat stress overrides evapotranspiration; saplings & isolated lawns fail to cool.
    🔹 Tipping Point (NDVI > 0.34): Cooling begins above 0.34. Dense canopy (NDVI > 0.70) suppresses LST below 28–30°C (6–8°C delta).

    💡 Takeaway: Urban forestry can't just count saplings. Without threshold canopy density, isolated greenery is decoration, not climate infrastructure.

    🔗 Link to the research:
    datastory.org.ua/calgarys-summ

    #RemoteSensing #GIS #RStats #rspatial #terra #tidyverse #GoogleEarthEngine #UrbanForestry #Calgary #YYC #OpenData #GreennessOfCalgary #FOSSGIS #Landsat #Sentinel2

  2. Does urban greenery yield microclimatic cooling? Spatial analysis of Calgary (Summer 2025) shows a non-linear NDVI vs LST response.

    🛠 Stack: Google Earth Engine (Landsat 8/9, Sentinel-2) + R (terra, tidyverse).

    📊 Key Findings:
    🔹 Cooling Deficit (NDVI < 0.34): LST stays trapped at 35–36°C. Heat stress overrides evapotranspiration; saplings & isolated lawns fail to cool.
    🔹 Tipping Point (NDVI > 0.34): Cooling begins above 0.34. Dense canopy (NDVI > 0.70) suppresses LST below 28–30°C (6–8°C delta).

    💡 Takeaway: Urban forestry can't just count saplings. Without threshold canopy density, isolated greenery is decoration, not climate infrastructure.

    🔗 Link to the research:
    datastory.org.ua/calgarys-summ

    #RemoteSensing #GIS #RStats #rspatial #terra #tidyverse #GoogleEarthEngine #UrbanForestry #Calgary #YYC #OpenData #GreennessOfCalgary #FOSSGIS #Landsat #Sentinel2

  3. Does urban greenery yield microclimatic cooling? Spatial analysis of Calgary (Summer 2025) shows a non-linear NDVI vs LST response.

    🛠 Stack: Google Earth Engine (Landsat 8/9, Sentinel-2) + R (terra, tidyverse).

    📊 Key Findings:
    🔹 Cooling Deficit (NDVI < 0.34): LST stays trapped at 35–36°C. Heat stress overrides evapotranspiration; saplings & isolated lawns fail to cool.
    🔹 Tipping Point (NDVI > 0.34): Cooling begins above 0.34. Dense canopy (NDVI > 0.70) suppresses LST below 28–30°C (6–8°C delta).

    💡 Takeaway: Urban forestry can't just count saplings. Without threshold canopy density, isolated greenery is decoration, not climate infrastructure.

    🔗 Link to the research:
    datastory.org.ua/calgarys-summ

    #RemoteSensing #GIS #RStats #rspatial #terra #tidyverse #GoogleEarthEngine #UrbanForestry #Calgary #YYC #OpenData #GreennessOfCalgary #FOSSGIS #Landsat #Sentinel2

  4. Does urban greenery yield microclimatic cooling? Spatial analysis of Calgary (Summer 2025) shows a non-linear NDVI vs LST response.

    🛠 Stack: Google Earth Engine (Landsat 8/9, Sentinel-2) + R (terra, tidyverse).

    📊 Key Findings:
    🔹 Cooling Deficit (NDVI < 0.34): LST stays trapped at 35–36°C. Heat stress overrides evapotranspiration; saplings & isolated lawns fail to cool.
    🔹 Tipping Point (NDVI > 0.34): Cooling begins above 0.34. Dense canopy (NDVI > 0.70) suppresses LST below 28–30°C (6–8°C delta).

    💡 Takeaway: Urban forestry can't just count saplings. Without threshold canopy density, isolated greenery is decoration, not climate infrastructure.

    🔗 Link to the research:
    datastory.org.ua/calgarys-summ

    #RemoteSensing #GIS #RStats #rspatial #terra #tidyverse #GoogleEarthEngine #UrbanForestry #Calgary #YYC #OpenData #GreennessOfCalgary #FOSSGIS #Landsat #Sentinel2

  5. Does urban greenery yield microclimatic cooling? Spatial analysis of Calgary (Summer 2025) shows a non-linear NDVI vs LST response.

    🛠 Stack: Google Earth Engine (Landsat 8/9, Sentinel-2) + R (terra, tidyverse).

    📊 Key Findings:
    🔹 Cooling Deficit (NDVI < 0.34): LST stays trapped at 35–36°C. Heat stress overrides evapotranspiration; saplings & isolated lawns fail to cool.
    🔹 Tipping Point (NDVI > 0.34): Cooling begins above 0.34. Dense canopy (NDVI > 0.70) suppresses LST below 28–30°C (6–8°C delta).

    💡 Takeaway: Urban forestry can't just count saplings. Without threshold canopy density, isolated greenery is decoration, not climate infrastructure.

    🔗 Link to the research:
    datastory.org.ua/calgarys-summ

    #RemoteSensing #GIS #RStats #rspatial #terra #tidyverse #GoogleEarthEngine #UrbanForestry #Calgary #YYC #OpenData #GreennessOfCalgary #FOSSGIS #Landsat #Sentinel2

  6. Which Calgary neighborhoods are best built to withstand summer heatwaves? 🌳☀️

    To measure structural climate resilience across the city, I conducted a spatial analysis of 193 established residential communities, calculating the Solid-to-Tree Ratio—comparing bare artificial surfaces (asphalt, concrete, rooftops) directly against total tree canopy area.

    Here are the Top 10 most shade-rich and climate-resilient communities in Calgary:
    🟢 Queens Park Village — 0.3 (Just 0.3 ha of hard surface for every 1 ha of canopy!)
    🟢 Discovery Ridge — 0.5
    🟢 Roxboro — 0.5
    🟢 Wildwood — 0.6
    🟢 Rideau Park — 0.7
    🟢 Medicine Hill — 0.8
    🟢 Upper Mount Royal — 0.8
    🟢 Crestmont — 0.9
    🟢 Elbow Park — 0.9
    🟢 Shaganappi — 0.9

    👇 The full interactive dataset and study are here:
    datastory.org.ua/calgarys-micr

    #UrbanAnalytics #GeospatialData #RemoteSensing #GIS #UrbanForestry #CityPlanning #Calgary #DataScience #Microclimate #MachineLearning #GreennessOfCalgary #RStats #FOSSGIS

  7. Which Calgary neighborhoods are best built to withstand summer heatwaves? 🌳☀️

    To measure structural climate resilience across the city, I conducted a spatial analysis of 193 established residential communities, calculating the Solid-to-Tree Ratio—comparing bare artificial surfaces (asphalt, concrete, rooftops) directly against total tree canopy area.

    Here are the Top 10 most shade-rich and climate-resilient communities in Calgary:
    🟢 Queens Park Village — 0.3 (Just 0.3 ha of hard surface for every 1 ha of canopy!)
    🟢 Discovery Ridge — 0.5
    🟢 Roxboro — 0.5
    🟢 Wildwood — 0.6
    🟢 Rideau Park — 0.7
    🟢 Medicine Hill — 0.8
    🟢 Upper Mount Royal — 0.8
    🟢 Crestmont — 0.9
    🟢 Elbow Park — 0.9
    🟢 Shaganappi — 0.9

    👇 The full interactive dataset and study are here:
    datastory.org.ua/calgarys-micr

    #UrbanAnalytics #GeospatialData #RemoteSensing #GIS #UrbanForestry #CityPlanning #Calgary #DataScience #Microclimate #MachineLearning #GreennessOfCalgary #RStats #FOSSGIS

  8. Which Calgary neighborhoods are best built to withstand summer heatwaves? 🌳☀️

    To measure structural climate resilience across the city, I conducted a spatial analysis of 193 established residential communities, calculating the Solid-to-Tree Ratio—comparing bare artificial surfaces (asphalt, concrete, rooftops) directly against total tree canopy area.

    Here are the Top 10 most shade-rich and climate-resilient communities in Calgary:
    🟢 Queens Park Village — 0.3 (Just 0.3 ha of hard surface for every 1 ha of canopy!)
    🟢 Discovery Ridge — 0.5
    🟢 Roxboro — 0.5
    🟢 Wildwood — 0.6
    🟢 Rideau Park — 0.7
    🟢 Medicine Hill — 0.8
    🟢 Upper Mount Royal — 0.8
    🟢 Crestmont — 0.9
    🟢 Elbow Park — 0.9
    🟢 Shaganappi — 0.9

    👇 The full interactive dataset and study are here:
    datastory.org.ua/calgarys-micr

    #UrbanAnalytics #GeospatialData #RemoteSensing #GIS #UrbanForestry #CityPlanning #Calgary #DataScience #Microclimate #MachineLearning #GreennessOfCalgary #RStats #FOSSGIS

  9. Which Calgary neighborhoods are best built to withstand summer heatwaves? 🌳☀️

    To measure structural climate resilience across the city, I conducted a spatial analysis of 193 established residential communities, calculating the Solid-to-Tree Ratio—comparing bare artificial surfaces (asphalt, concrete, rooftops) directly against total tree canopy area.

    Here are the Top 10 most shade-rich and climate-resilient communities in Calgary:
    🟢 Queens Park Village — 0.3 (Just 0.3 ha of hard surface for every 1 ha of canopy!)
    🟢 Discovery Ridge — 0.5
    🟢 Roxboro — 0.5
    🟢 Wildwood — 0.6
    🟢 Rideau Park — 0.7
    🟢 Medicine Hill — 0.8
    🟢 Upper Mount Royal — 0.8
    🟢 Crestmont — 0.9
    🟢 Elbow Park — 0.9
    🟢 Shaganappi — 0.9

    👇 The full interactive dataset and study are here:
    datastory.org.ua/calgarys-micr

    #UrbanAnalytics #GeospatialData #RemoteSensing #GIS #UrbanForestry #CityPlanning #Calgary #DataScience #Microclimate #MachineLearning #GreennessOfCalgary #RStats #FOSSGIS

  10. Which Calgary neighborhoods are best built to withstand summer heatwaves? 🌳☀️

    To measure structural climate resilience across the city, I conducted a spatial analysis of 193 established residential communities, calculating the Solid-to-Tree Ratio—comparing bare artificial surfaces (asphalt, concrete, rooftops) directly against total tree canopy area.

    Here are the Top 10 most shade-rich and climate-resilient communities in Calgary:
    🟢 Queens Park Village — 0.3 (Just 0.3 ha of hard surface for every 1 ha of canopy!)
    🟢 Discovery Ridge — 0.5
    🟢 Roxboro — 0.5
    🟢 Wildwood — 0.6
    🟢 Rideau Park — 0.7
    🟢 Medicine Hill — 0.8
    🟢 Upper Mount Royal — 0.8
    🟢 Crestmont — 0.9
    🟢 Elbow Park — 0.9
    🟢 Shaganappi — 0.9

    👇 The full interactive dataset and study are here:
    datastory.org.ua/calgarys-micr

    #UrbanAnalytics #GeospatialData #RemoteSensing #GIS #UrbanForestry #CityPlanning #Calgary #DataScience #Microclimate #MachineLearning #GreennessOfCalgary #RStats #FOSSGIS

  11. Straße voll - #Parkhaus leer?
    Das muss nicht sein!

    Mit dem #QGIS-Plugin #ParkingSpacePotential kannst du das #Parkplatz-Verlagerungspotential im Umkreis von Parkhäusern in Abhängigkeit der Auslastungsdaten bestimmen.

    Wie genau das funktioniert, erklärt Lisa-Marie heute auf der #FOSSGIS pretalx.com/fossgis2026/talk/9

    Livestream: streaming.media.ccc.de/fossgis

    #FOSSGIS2026