Assessment of Urban Heat Islands Effect and Land Surface Temperature of Noida, India by Using Landsat Satellite Data

Suhail, Mohammad; Khan, M. Shakir; Faridi, Rashid Aziz

doi:10.1007/s12647-019-00309-9

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“…At the same time, the human comfort of the pedestrian area has attracted more and more attention in the building community. However, more and more underlying surfaces are replaced by buildings in cities, which makes the problem of urban heat island more and more serious [1][2][3] . Unplanned urbanization directly affects people's comfort to a great extent [2,4] .…”

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“…However, more and more underlying surfaces are replaced by buildings in cities, which makes the problem of urban heat island more and more serious [1][2][3] . Unplanned urbanization directly affects people's comfort to a great extent [2,4] . At present, the slogan of green, ecology and health has been put forward by many real estate developers.…”

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Construction strategy on outdoor environment of ecological community in dry region–Lanzhou, China

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In order to improve the human thermal comfort of the ecological community, aiming at the characteristics of low humidity and large wind and sand in northwest areas such as Lanzhou, the method was proposed to improve the human thermal comfort by water evaporation from porous pavement. Firstly, the outdoor environmental model of the ecological community was established and the environmental parameters of a community are simulated by using the model in Lanzhou. The simulation results are compared with the experimental results, and the relative error is less than 15%. Secondly, the change law of outdoor thermal and humid environment is simulated and analysed when porous pavement and ordinary pavement are used in ecological community, respectively. The results show that the humid environment of the community has changed significantly and the maximum change is about 7% after considering the water evaporation from porous pavement. Meanwhile, the amount of single water sprayed onto the porous pavement should meet the water evaporation requirement of 1.67h under the climatic conditions at that time. The above research results provide theoretical guidance for improving the outdoor thermal comfort of residential buildings in dry region.

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Construction strategy on outdoor environment of ecological community in dry region–Lanzhou, China

Zhang

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Quantifying urban heat island using multiple data sources for planning a sustainable city in an arid climatic zone

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Sulaiman

2023

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Urban Development and Climate Change: Implications for Educational Tourism Destination Planning

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Hidalgo-García

2024

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Global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions, transportation, and the transformation of land use caused by population growth is a critical problem that requires immediate and urgent interventions, especially in popular tourism destinations where the impact on quality of life is intense. In recent years, while new urban developments have been carried out for higher education institutions, less attention has been paid to the environmental implications of such expansions. Surprisingly, despite a growing interest in climate change action in educational institutions, little is known about the link between Land Surface Temperature (LST) variability and Surface Urban Heat Island (SUHI) of university campuses and their host communities. To fill the gaps mentioned earlier, this study aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the spatial and temporal variability of the SUHI and the LST within a university campus and its surrounding urban environment. Using Sentinel 3 images and the TsHARP algorithm, the LST was determined, the SUHI was calculated, and the hot spots were obtained in an educational tourism hub; Famagusta, Cyprus. The Panel Data and ANOVA techniques were used for the subsequent analysis of the findings. Findings indicated that due to its low-rise buildings and large green areas, the studied campus not only had little contribution to the creation of SUHI but even minimized its effects on the urban areas attached to it. These findings provide valuable implications for authorities in standardizing criteria for future university establishments.

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Assessment of Urban Heat Islands Effect and Land Surface Temperature of Noida, India by Using Landsat Satellite Data

Cited by 7 publications

References 59 publications

Construction strategy on outdoor environment of ecological community in dry region–Lanzhou, China

Construction strategy on outdoor environment of ecological community in dry region–Lanzhou, China

Quantifying urban heat island using multiple data sources for planning a sustainable city in an arid climatic zone

Urban Development and Climate Change: Implications for Educational Tourism Destination Planning

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