Jean‐Michel Guldmann

This researcher studies how cities and their built and natural environments interact with climate, focusing especially on urban heat islands and how land use, trees, buildings, and water bodies affect local temperatures and cooling. The work combines spatial modeling, remote sensing, and land-use planning approaches to inform urban design and regional development policy, often through case studies in cities in China, Iran, and elsewhere. Related work also touches on regional economic and transportation planning topics, such as land-use allocation and traffic safety.

Publication output has been fairly steady over the past decade, averaging roughly 3-6 papers per year with a peak in 2023, though the most recent two years (2024-2025) show fewer publications.

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