ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT ON HUMAN MORTALITY DURING EXTREME HEAT EVENTS WITH LANDSAT DATA David M. Hondula, Ph.D. Candidate Robert E. Davis, Professor Department of Environmental Sciences, University

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