Precedent Research: Existing Heat Mitigation Plans

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Future Research 04 Optimizing for A More Equitable Cool Corridor Planning

Two recently completed heat response and mitigation plans have been examined. One plan, titled “Turing the Heat,” was developed by the New York Urban Design Forum. It presents a comprehensive set of design guidelines aimed at tackling extreme heat challenges in densely populated urban areas. The other plan was conducted by the City of Boston and encompasses a detailed research on heat analysis and measurement. It also focuses on community engagement in developing a heat response plan and offers specific proposals for five neighborhoods in Boston. This comprehensive report provides a holistic approach to heat response and mitigation strategies.

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