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    題名: Surface Heat Balance Analysis of Tainan City on March 6, 2001 Using ASTER and Formosat-2 Data
    作者: Soushi Kato, Yasushi Yamaguchi , Cheng-Chien Liu and Chen-Yi Sun
    貢獻者: 勤益科技大學
    日期: 2008
    上傳時間: 2010-03-22 15:21:15 (UTC+8)
    摘要: The urban heat island phenomenon occurs as a mixed result of anthropogenic
    heat discharge, decreased vegetation, and increased artificial impervious surfaces. To
    clarify the contribution of each factor to the urban heat island, it is necessary to evaluate the
    surface heat balance. Satellite remote sensing data of Tainan City, Taiwan, obtained from
    Terra ASTER and Formosat-2 were used to estimate surface heat balance in this study.
    ASTER data is suitable for analyzing heat balance because of the wide spectral range. We
    used Formosat-2 multispectral data to classify the land surface, which was used to
    interpolate some surface parameters for estimating heat fluxes. Because of the high spatial
    resolution of the Formosat-2 image, more roads, open spaces and small vegetation areas
    could be distinguished from buildings in urban areas; however, misclassifications of land
    cover in such areas using ASTER data would overestimate the sensible heat flux. On the
    other hand, the small vegetated areas detected from the Formosat-2 image slightly
    increased the estimation of latent heat flux. As a result, the storage heat flux derived from
    Formosat-2 is higher than that derived from ASTER data in most areas. From these results,
    we can conclude that the higher resolution land coverage map increases accuracy of the
    heat balance analysis. Storage heat flux occupies about 60 to 80% of the net radiation in
    most of the artificial surface areas in spite of their usages. Because of the homogeneity ofthe building roof materials, there is no contrast between the storage heat flux in business
    and residential areas. In sparsely vegetated urban areas, more heat is stored and latent heat
    is smaller than that in the forested suburbs. This result implies that density of vegetation
    has a significant influence in decreasing temperatures.
    關聯: Sensors
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