Urban Growth Modeling to Predict the Changes in the Urban Microclimate and Urban Water Cycle

On-line supplementary material for the paper titled "Urban Growth Modeling to Predict the Changes in the Urban Microclimate and Urban Water Cycle" Hailu B. Denekew1, William Veerbeek, Assela Pathirana, Damir Brdjanovic, and Taneha K. Bacchin

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Fig 1. Expected urban development of Beijing (left) and the resulting distribution of impervious land cover (right)

Fig 2. Expected urban development of Mumbai (left) and the resulting distribution of impervious land cover (right)

Fig 3. Expected urban development of Can Tho (left) and the resulting distribution of impervious land cover (right)