José del Campo-Ávila

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University of Malaga

Spain

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José del Campo-Ávila is an Associate Professor at Universidad de Málaga, Spain. His research interests focus on urban sustainability, including the impact of green infrastructure on land surface temperatures and the Urban Heat Island effect. Additionally, he explores data-driven approaches in areas such as emergency health behavior analysis and energy consumption profiling. His recent publications highlight innovative methods for assessing urban areas and optimizing the location of photovoltaic facilities.

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University of Malaga

SPAIN

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Articles (10)

URSUS_LST: URban SUStainability intelligent system for predicting the impact of urban green infrastructure on land surface temperatures

URSUS_UHI: URban SUStainability software for detection of unfavourable areas due to the Urban Heat Island effect

Teaching Compilers: Automatic Question Generation and Intelligent Assessment of Grammars' Parsing

A novel clustering based method for characterizing household electricity consumption profiles

Data mining process to detect suicidal behaviour in out-of-hospital emergency departments

A novel clustering based method for characterizing household electricity consumption profiles

Detection of unfavourable urban areas with higher temperatures and lack of green spaces using satellite imagery in sixteen Spanish cities

Data driven tools to assess the location of photovoltaic facilities in urban areas

Detection of unfavourable urban areas with higher temperatures and lack of green spaces using satellite imagery in sixteen Spanish cities

Data driven tools to assess the location of photovoltaic facilities in urban areas

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Ricardo Conejo

Rafael Fernández Cañero

Gabriel Pérez

Francisco Rodríguez Gómez

José Luis Triviño Rodriguez

Domingo López-Rodríguez

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