More than 500 elementary pupils at seven schools in southeast England joined the University of Surrey's Heat-Cool program, using thermal cameras to capture images across their school grounds and help identify heat hotspots and what might cause them. Their findings showed green and water-based features were typically one to three degrees cooler than surrounding areas.
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Des élèves cartographient la chaleur pour rafraîchir leurs écoles

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Plus de 500 élèves de sept écoles du sud-est de l’Angleterre ont participé au programme Heat-Cool de l’Université de Surrey. Munis de caméras thermiques, ils ont repéré les zones les plus chaudes et proposé des aménagements verts. Les espaces végétalisés ou avec de l’eau étaient en général un à trois degrés plus frais.

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