When a heat peak of 35 degrees is announced, what is the temperature actually felt in the sun in the street and that recorded in a square in the shade of a tree?
Through the “Paname 2023” program, carried out by several scientific laboratories during the summer, Météo France seeks to better understand urban microclimates by measuring temperature differences in the city and the cooling potential of parks and squares. The objective: to better understand the causes and effects of climate change in an urban environment.
The PANAME initiative (PAris region urbaN Atmospheric observations and models for Multidisciplinary rEsearch) brings together scientists from CNRM (Météo-France), CNRS, Paris-Est Créteil University, Sorbonne University, and the Polytechnic Institute of Paris , the National School of Bridges and Roads, Inrae, LigAir and Airparif.
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