Data-centre heat emissions and local urban warming in California
Simulation
Notebooks, WRF-SLUCM configuration files and processed outputs assessing local warming from data-center heat emissions in California. Useful as a mesoscale urban simulation case setup.
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How to cite
Hu, H. (2026). Code and Data for "Spatially concentrated heat emissions from data centers lead to localized urban warming and population exposure [Data set]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23998603
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WRF-Chem concentration output for four land-use scenarios over the Barcelona metropolitan area during a heatwave. Useful for mesoscale urban air-quality and climate studies.
Hourly 1 km WRF output over the Yangtze River Delta cities for a building-height change experiment, July 2020. Useful for urban morphology effects on weather.
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