Land Cover Change Detection Analysis on Urban Green Area Loss Using Gis and Remote Sensing Techniques

Noor, Noorzailawati Mohd; Abdullah, Alias; Manzahani, Mohd Nasrul Hanis

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“…A Geographical Information System or GIS, as indicated by Noor et al, 2013;Ibrahim et al, 2016), is a method of marking the mapping of an area based on geospatial data on the existing topography or for future planning. It uses the overlay technique method that details the categories of information according to geographical taxonomy, such as plants, rocks, buildings, soil, soil layers and minerals, including the movement of life on earth.…”

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Change of Forest Land Use Based on Conservation Policy and Practice: A Case Study in Danum Valley, Malaysia

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Rashid

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Southeast Asia’s forest and green areas are undergoing a fast and substantial experienced sudden change, depending on complex area management issues resulting in deforestation, including Danum Valley, Sabah, Malaysia. The study purposely to determine the land-use pattern at Danum Valley through a geospatial approach. GIS data was collected from government official departments such as the Sabah Forest Department and Urban and Regional Planning Sabah Department. Land-use changes analysis, namely Relative land use percentages and matrix analysis used to understand the changing pattern and current scenario of land use activity at Danum Valley. Preliminary findings indicate a change of forest land use from Class 2 Commercial Forest Reserve into Class 1 Protected Forest Reserve during the three times series within an area of influence near Danum Valley.

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Change of Forest Land Use Based on Conservation Policy and Practice: A Case Study in Danum Valley, Malaysia

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“…Changes in land cover that occur in Bekasi City are mostly the conversion of vegetated land into built-up land (Marko et al, 2016;Rachma et al, 2022). One of the factor of change in cities is sprawl of the development and the increase in built-up areas (Agustina et al, 2022;Noor et al, 2013). Land cover change refers to the process of land being converted from one form of use to another, resulting in a decline in other types of land use over time.…”

Section: Landcover Changementioning

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Spatial-Temporal Analysis Between Landcover Change and Urban Surface Temperature of Bekasi City, Indonesia

Fardani,

Razak,

Saraswati

2024

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Unregulated urban growth can result in a rise in urban population density, leading to the expansion of developed land into suburban regions. The urbanization of Bekasi City inevitably results in the conversion of vegetated land and green open spaces into built-up areas. In addition, there has been a notable rise in the exceptionally high average surface temperature of 12.66 °C during the past 25 years. It is vital to investigate the correlation between landcover change factors and surface temperature, considering these two significant occurrences. This study conducted a spatial-temporal analysis of the relationship between landcover and urban surface temperature in the years 1993, 1998, 2004, 2009, 2018, and 2023. The Random Forest classification approach was employed to acquire comprehensive landcover information, while the remote sensing/image satellite approach was utilized to obtain surface temperature data. The temperature is determined using the thermal channel of satellite photography. The research findings indicate a robust correlation between alterations in land cover, specifically high-density buildings, medium/low-density buildings, and high-density vegetation, and variations in the surface temperature of an urban area. Hence, it is imperative to closely monitor the expansion of land cover to uphold the stability of surface temperature in urban areas.

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“…Like many other Southeast Asian cities, Kuala Lumpur today primarily struggles to attain a balanced equilibrium between economic growth and the preservation of its lush natural environment. Instead of preserving the natural reserves, it has instead been making way for unrestrained residential, commercial, and industrial developments within its urban fabric (Mohd Noor, Abdullah, & Manzahani, 2013). Following the decline of green spaces in Kuala Lumpur over the decades, the city has also been experiencing detrimental climate problems such as increased land surface temperatures, and a severe decline in natural rain catchment areas which have led to the rampant occurrence of floods and landslides over the recent years (Noordin, Abdullah, & Shahbudin, 2007).…”

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Urban Voids: Nature-Based Solutions (Nbs) to Revitalize Kuala Lumpur

Krishnamoorthy,

Mohd Adnan,

Md Yassin

2024

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Leftover spaces caused by disparate developments have been identified as key factors in the formation of urban voids within Kuala Lumpur. This paper, therefore, attempts to determine the counter measures that can be taken to remedy the issue of urban voids at a more granular level while coherently revitalising the city in a sustainable manner with the aid of nature-based solutions (NBS). To achieve this aim, this paper examines the implementation of nature-based solutions in urban voids through a qualitative approach. This includes reviewing NBS undertaken to revitalise lacklustre regions via urban green spaces (UGS) and gathering focused insights on the issue from urban experts via semi-structured interviews. It has been understood that the lack of comprehensive planning guidelines and a framework to monitor these urban voids has led to the formation of these urban voids. In relation to this, data transparency, bottom-up approach and human-centric planning have been found critical to effectively revitalise these urban voids for a well-rounded resilient solution for the community and city.

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Land Cover Change Detection Analysis on Urban Green Area Loss Using Gis and Remote Sensing Techniques

Cited by 5 publications

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Change of Forest Land Use Based on Conservation Policy and Practice: A Case Study in Danum Valley, Malaysia

Change of Forest Land Use Based on Conservation Policy and Practice: A Case Study in Danum Valley, Malaysia

Spatial-Temporal Analysis Between Landcover Change and Urban Surface Temperature of Bekasi City, Indonesia

Urban Voids: Nature-Based Solutions (Nbs) to Revitalize Kuala Lumpur

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