
The repository contains Weather Research and Forecasting Model WRF files (geo_em, wrfinput, and wrfout) of high-resolution runs over Sydney, Australia for four experiments with different urban morphological representations with regards to research analysis presented in: Fazeli, M., Nazarian, N., Evans, J. P., Lipson, M. J., Gabeiras Penas, J., Sharma, Sh., Martilli, A. (2026) Are high-resolution urban datasets necessary for accurate heat exposure modelling in cities? Submitted to Urban Climate. Please access the analysis code here: https://github.com/maryam-fazeli/Analysis-Fazeli_et_al_2026 Contact details for more information: m.fazeli@unsw.edu.au
Urban Canopy Model, Weather Research and Forecasting Model (WRF), Heat Exposure, Heat Extremes, Urban Climate, Urban Morphology
Urban Canopy Model, Weather Research and Forecasting Model (WRF), Heat Exposure, Heat Extremes, Urban Climate, Urban Morphology
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