Urban heat governance pilot · 2026
A priority ranking
is never technical
Compare how three explicit policy priorities change which neighbourhoods come first for urban cooling.
Developed by Polen Biçer01Select a city
Choose the urban sample you want to inspect.
02Choose a policy logic
Change how heat and social vulnerability are weighted.
03Compare the result
See which priorities remain stable and which move.
Priority ranking
Who comes first?
Priority scoreHeatAgeIncome
Scores range from 1 to 5 within the selected city sample. They show relative priority, not absolute heat risk.
Spatial viewBrussels · relative scores only
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.
Priority orderClick to inspect
What the similarity means
Agreement is also a result.
If the same neighbourhoods remain near the top, the three indicators point in a similar direction. The interface does not manufacture disagreement. It shows where priorities are stable and where rankings depend on the selected policy logic.