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Local Climate Zones, Sky View Factor and Magnitude of Daytime/Nighttime Urban Heat Islands in Balneário Camboriú, SC, Brazil

Ismael Luiz Hoppe    
Cassio Arthur Wollmann    
André Schroder Buss    
João Paulo Assis Gobo and Salman Shooshtarian    

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