Simplere rumlig model for hyperlokal kortlægning af urbant trækronedække

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54337/ojs.perspektiv.v24i47.10462

Resumé

Klimaforandringer skaber udfordringer og øgede risici i byer, hvilket nødvendiggør hurtig tilpasning uden at føre til stiafhængighed. Derfor rettes mere opmærksomhed mod naturbaserede tilgange, hvor bytræer har stort potentiale ved at levere klimaregulerende økosystemtjenester. Imidlertid er tilgængelige hyperlokale geodata og kort over urbant trækronedække (UTC) i øjeblikket utilstrækkelige, og lovende AI-baserede kortlægningsmetoder er ofte komplekse og kræver særlige kompetencer. Tilsammen udfordrer det særligt små byer, som ofte har færre ressourcer.

Dette studie demonstrerer for den mindre danske by, Randers, hvordan UTC-dække effektivt kan kortlægges ud fra danske geodata ved hjælp af simple GIS-teknikker som et simplere alternativ til AI-baserede modeller. Den udviklede model præsterer lovende med høj geospatial nøjagtighed og giver dermed værdifuld rumlig information og lokale UTC-baselines kommunikeret visuelt via kort.

Forfatterbiografier

Astrid Dalum Bøgh Jensen, Aalborg Universitet

Astrid Dalum Bøgh Jensen is PhD Student in Geography at Aalborg University in the Department of Sustainability and Planning. Her research focuses on geospatial modelling and geovisualisation of urban climate and nature-based approaches to climate change adaptation, including urban trees and the ecosystem services they provide. She holds an MSc in Integrated Geography from Aalborg University.

Martin Lehmann, Aalborg Universitet

Dr. Martin Lehmann is Associate Professor of Sustainable Development at Aalborg University, and co-founder of KlimaLab – the UCCRN Nordic Node – a climate change innovation laboratory aimed at rapidly scaling climate action and solutions. Primarily, his research is conducted in the fields of sustainable urban innovation systems, partnerships for sustainable development, and climate change adaptation. For more than 20 years, he has worked closely with Danish and international stakeholders in realising local and regional partnerships for sustainable development, thereby bridging gaps between municipalities, knowledge institutions, civil society and business, and developing capacities for smart and sustainable transformation around the World.

Lars Bodum, Aalborg Universitet

Dr. Lars Bodum is Associate Professor of Geoinformatics at Aalborg University. He conducts research at the intersection of geoinformation, urban development, and digital technologies, focusing on how tools such as 3D models, AI, and geovisualisation can support sustainable cities, mobility and infrastructure. His work bridges technological innovation and societal relevance, with expertise in data integration, quality assurance, and participatory methods like Citizen Science and VGI. He has led and contributed to national and international projects, including on Digital Twins and The Digital Underground.

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11-12-2025

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