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August 16, 2024LandOpen Access

Key Factors Affecting Carbon-Saving Intensity and Efficiency Based on the Structure of Green Space

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GZGuohao ZhangCDChenyu DuSGShidong Ge

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Remote sensing analysis reveals urban green space structure dictates carbon savings in warming cities, highlighting the value of landscape configuration.

Key Points

  • Urban green spaces mitigate atmospheric warming and emissions through cooling, with landscape patterns explaining 82% of carbon saving intensity variance.
  • Total carbon saving intensity reached 7,716 t CO2 alongside an average carbon saving efficiency of 2.9 t CO2 ha−1 across large urban patches.
  • Assessment using remote sensing data and machine learning highlights that optimizing green space area and shape configurations maximizes carbon-saving capacity.

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Zhang et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5be8ab6db643587556e01https://doi.org/10.3390/land13081297
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