Survey Dataset Underlying the PhD Dissertation "Environmental Justice Dimension of Heatwaves in Temperate Cities: Reconceptualising Urban Heat Vulnerability through Investigating Behavioural Adaptation"

This dataset contains survey data underlying the PhD dissertation "Environmental Justice Dimension of Heatwaves in Temperate Cities: Reconceptualising Urban Heat Vulnerability through Investigating Behavioural Adaptation". Data are collected exclusively in urban areas (CBS urbanisation classes 1–3) via the Longitudinal Internet Studies for the Social Sciences (LISS) Panel. The LISS Panel is a GDPR-compliant online research facility in the Netherlands managed by Centerdata (an independent non-profit organisation) and is drawn from the Dutch population register. In total, 2,897 panel members were invited; 2,305 responded (79.6%), and 1,849 complete and valid cases are retained after standard completeness checks.