An algorithm for constructing temperature maps of the underlying surface based on a multi-time series of atmospheric corrected satellite data from Landsat 8, implemented in the Google Earth Engine system, is presented. The results of the construction of temperature maps of Novosibirsk using this algorithm are discussed.
We present the results of the development of RST (Robust Satellite Technique) method to detect statistical deviations in spatial-time series of satellite land surface temperature data under the Baraba.
The paper discusses the applicability of Landsat 8 data for analyzing the land surface temperature distribution over the territory of Novosibirsk. The satellite data is compared with the data from ground meteorological stations. Using cloud-based systems and methods for processing time series of satellite data, a composite image of the temperature field for the territory of Novosibirsk is built; trends and anomalies in the temperature distribution in the urban area are studied. The results could be applied in urban development analysis and management of the city territory.
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