Peter Crank

Assistant Professor

University of Waterloo

Canada

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Peter Crank is an Assistant Professor at the University of Waterloo, Canada. His research focuses on biometeorology, urban climate, and the intersection of environmental factors with public health. Recent articles include studies on sensor adjustment for meteorological carts, microclimate impacts due to urban redesign, and the sociodemographic determinants of heat and ozone risks among vulnerable populations.

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Beatrice H Ho

Singapore Management University

SINGAPORE

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Yuliya Dzyuban

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Pratt Institute

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Mary Hayden

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University of Colorado Boulder

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David Sailor

Arizona State University

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Cassandra O'Lenick

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Articles (16)

Sensor lag adjustments on a mobile meteorological cart in tropical environments: a case study from an Urban Park in Singapore

Park cool island modifications to assess radiative cooling of a tropical urban park

Sociodemographic Determinants of Extreme Heat and Ozone Risk Among Older Adults in 3 Sun Belt Cities

Gaps and linkages between biometeorological research across the Global South: a call for new efforts to advance biometeorology in the Global South

A news update from the students and new professionals group of the International Society of Biometeorology

Assessing impact of urban densification on outdoor microclimate and thermal comfort using ENVI-met simulations for Combined Spatial-Climatic Design (CSCD) approach

Mental health and air temperature: Attributable risk analysis for schizophrenia hospital admissions in arid urban climates

Mental health and air temperature: Attributable risk analysis for schizophrenia hospital admissions in arid urban climates

Microclimate impacts of neighborhood redesign in a desert community using ENVI-met and MaRTy

Microclimate impacts of neighborhood redesign in a desert community using ENVI-met and MaRTy

Analysing impacts of urban morphological variables and density on outdoor microclimate for tropical cities: A review and a framework proposal for future research directions

Outdoor thermal comfort research in transient conditions: A narrative literature review

Sentiment Analysis of Weather-Related Tweets from Cities within Hot Climates

Effectiveness of Mechanical Air Conditioning as a Protective Factor Against Indoor Exposure to Heat Among the Elderly

A case-crossover analysis of indoor heat exposure on mortality and hospitalizations among the elderly in Houston, Texas

Validation of seasonal mean radiant temperature simulations in hot arid urban climates

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Beatrice H Ho

Yuliya Dzyuban

Mary Hayden

David Sailor

Cassandra O'Lenick

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