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Cloud cover and urban structures drastically reduce sunlight in cities
We have constructed a framework to assess sunlight duration in cities, revealing a substantial reduction in available sunlight owing to cloud cover and three-dimensional urban structures. Our study underscores the imperative for integrated approaches to urban planning, using ‘digital twin’ technologies — virtual representations of real urban environments — that emphasize sufficient access to sunlight.