🌡️ Climate and Temperature: The UAE is significantly hotter than the US. The average temperature in the UAE is 27.89°C (82.2°F) compared to 8.66°C (47.6°F) in the US. The maximum temperature can reach 42.43°C (108.4°F) in the UAE, while it is 28.73°C (83.7°F) in the US. You’ll experience many more days above 32°C even in a +1°C scenario in the UAE (196.01 days) versus the US (32.83 days). This is critical for planning outdoor activities and considering necessary cooling systems.

🏘️ Urban Development: The UAE has a higher population density with 586.60 people per square kilometer compared to 42.36 in the US. However, when it comes to built-up land cover, the UAE is also more compact, leading to concentrated infrastructure.

🌳 Vegetation and Land Cover: The vegetation in the UAE, such as herbaceous vegetation (0.00) and forest landcover (0.01), is significantly lower compared to the US. In terms of shrubland, the UAE is also lacking. This can affect natural cooling and biodiversity.

🛣️ Infrastructure: The length of OSM roads in the UAE (4,834.88 km per square kilometer) is more extensive compared to the US (1,692.18 km per square kilometer). These roads are essential for transportation and should be considered when planning logistics and commutes.

🚧 Recent Developments in Mapping: There is a higher activity in OSM road length edited in the last 6 months for the UAE (2,857.86 km/sq km) compared to the US (225.87 km/sq km), suggesting recent infrastructural developments.

💰 Economy: The GDP per area in the UAE is significantly higher at 26,169,440.37 USD per sq km compared to 2,859,511.59 USD per sq km in the US. However, the GDP per capita is lower (43,675.43 USD per person) compared to the US (69,165.03 USD per person).

🏞️ Geographic Features: The elevation in the UAE is much lower, with an average elevation of 114.86 meters compared to 677.86 meters in the US. This can influence climate, weather patterns, and water drainage.

💧 Water and Wetlands: The permanent water landcover in the UAE is lower (0.16) compared to the US (1.09). This implies less available freshwater and potential challenges in water resource management.

🌞 Solar Potential: The Global Horizontal Irradiance is better in the UAE (6.01 watts/m²) compared to the US (4.40), making the UAE more suitable for solar farms.

🛡️ Safety: The Global Peace Index is slightly better in the US (1.13) compared to the UAE (1.69), so it’s slightly safer in terms of societal conditions in the US.

🚑 Healthcare Accessibility: The man-distance to hospitals is lower (better) in the UAE (21.77 per person) than in the US (47.98 per person), indicating better proximity to healthcare services.

Summary: 🏜️ The UAE is hotter, more densely populated, and has higher economic productivity per area. However, it faces challenges with lower vegetation, higher temperatures, and less natural water cover. This analysis can help you prioritize cooling solutions, healthcare proximity, and infrastructure development in the UAE. 🌞🌆