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Showing 1 to 20 of 33 for “"land surface temperature"”.

  1. Optimizing Green Space–Type Placement to Maximize Overall Land Surface Temperature Reduction

    … performed analysis of the direct and indirect land surface temperature benefits of neighboring green spaces but did not factor in varying green space types or budget constraints. Optimal green space–type placement can reduce land surface temperature, increase surface permeability, and increase …

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  2. Estimating diurnal patterns of land surface temperature using vision transformers and satellite images

    … wide range of environmental processes including temperature variation, evapotranspiration, and soil thermal dynamics. Land surface temperature (LST), one of the 54 Essential Climate Variables defined by the Global Climate Observing System, serves as a central parameter in climatological, …

    colostate Repository record for Estimating diurnal patterns of land surface temperature using vision transformers and satellite images (opens in a new tab)

  3. Estimation of turbulent surface heat fluxes using sequences of remotely sensed land surface temperature

    Fluxes of heat and moisture at the land-surface play a significant role in the climate system. These fluxes interact with the overlying atmosphere and influence the characteristics of the planetary boundary layer (e.g. temperature and water vapor content), ultimately influencing the presence and …

    mit Repository record for Estimation of turbulent surface heat fluxes using sequences of remotely sensed land surface temperature (opens in a new tab)

  4. Linking GIS, youth environmental literacy, and city government functions to define and catalyze community heat resilience planning in Roanoke, VA

    … not distributed equally due to the urban heat island effect, a phenomenon which significantly elevates temperatures due to the various absorption characteristics of built environment features. Historical discriminatory mortgage lending schemes and planning practices that targeted communities of …

    vt Repository record for Linking GIS, youth environmental literacy, and city government functions to define and catalyze community heat resilience planning in Roanoke, VA (opens in a new tab)

  5. Resposta da temperatura à conversão da cobertura do solo em centros urbanos

    … Para tal, foi utilizado imagens de satélite do Landsat 5, 7 e 8, coleção 2 de nível 2, a qual possui a banda de temperatura de superfície (“Land Surface Temperature” – LST) aplicando o fator de escala. As análises foram divididas em em 3 grupos: i) imagens mensais para comparação com dados …

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  6. Modeling Extreme Heat Risk in Urban Areas Using Computer Vision and Data Analysis

    … Urban areas suffer the effects of urban heat islands, which exacerbate the temperature rise from extreme heat events because they have more paved surfaces, less vegetation, and more heat created from human activities. As a result, heat risk modeling aims to reduce heat risk for vulnerable …

    mit Repository record for Modeling Extreme Heat Risk in Urban Areas Using Computer Vision and Data Analysis (opens in a new tab)

  7. Evaluating heat mitigation by urban canopy in New York City’s public housing developments

    … by urban canopy that aims to characterize the temperature reduction provided by urban forests and develop process-level understanding of vegetation response to heat waves in order to improve estimates of heat mitigation in the face of extreme heat.</p> <p>Surface temperatures are generally …

    cuny Repository record for Evaluating heat mitigation by urban canopy in New York City’s public housing developments (opens in a new tab)

  8. Sensitivity Analysis of Hot/Cold Pixel Selection in SEBAL Model for ET Estimation

    … latent heat flux (LE) estimation from Surface Energy Balance Algorithm for Land (SEBAL) by changing hot/cold pixel selections. The SEBAL model was programed in a Matlab environment and applied to Lower Fox Watershed in northeast Illinois using two Landsat 5 Thematic Mapper images …

    vt Repository record for Sensitivity Analysis of Hot/Cold Pixel Selection in SEBAL Model for ET Estimation (opens in a new tab)

  9. Remote sensing of crop structure and field condition enabled through smart sensors and satellite data

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2027-05-01

    uiuc Repository record for Remote sensing of crop structure and field condition enabled through smart sensors and satellite data (opens in a new tab)

  10. Linking Environmental Factors To Vector Abundance And Malaria Incidence: A Multi-Model Investigation Of Disease Ecology.

    … that microenvironmental conditions such as landcover type (grassland and cropland) and housing characteristics such as whether there were holes in the wall, were significant predictors of malaria infection risk. Manuscript 2 provided one of the first national-scale analyses of Anopheles …

    umn Repository record for Linking Environmental Factors To Vector Abundance And Malaria Incidence: A Multi-Model Investigation Of Disease Ecology. (opens in a new tab)

  11. Vegetation and Forest Fire Dynamics in Alberta: A Ground and Remote Sensing Data Analysis

    … Index (NDVI) and climate variables such as Land Surface Temperature (LST), relative humidity, and precipitation, offering insights into the temporal dynamics of vegetation response to climatic influences. The research further explores the patterns and trends of forest fires, correlating them …

    calgary Repository record for Vegetation and Forest Fire Dynamics in Alberta: A Ground and Remote Sensing Data Analysis (opens in a new tab)

  12. A Bayesian Reappraisal of Australian Crustal Heat Flow and Temperature

    … re-appraisal of Australian crustal heat flow and temperature data. This has been achieved by defining sensitivity kernels for surface heat flow determinations, examining the sources and magnitudes of noise in primary geothermal data sets, and developing methods to assign petrophysical rock …

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  13. A Bayesian Reappraisal of Australian Crustal Heat Flow and Temperature

    … re-appraisal of Australian crustal heat flow and temperature data. This has been achieved by defining sensitivity kernels for surface heat flow determinations, examining the sources and magnitudes of noise in primary geothermal data sets, and developing methods to assign petrophysical rock …

    anu Repository record for A Bayesian Reappraisal of Australian Crustal Heat Flow and Temperature (opens in a new tab)

  14. AN INVESTIGATION OF REMOTELY SENSED URBAN HEAT ISLAND CLIMATOLOGY

    Satellite remotely sensed temperatures are widely used for urban heat island (UHI) studies. However, the abilities of satellite surface and atmospheric data to assess the climatology of UHI face many unknowns and challenges. This research addresses the problems and potential for satellite remotely …

    ku Repository record for AN INVESTIGATION OF REMOTELY SENSED URBAN HEAT ISLAND CLIMATOLOGY (opens in a new tab)

  15. Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Lyme Disease Risk due to Climate Change in Southern Ontario from 2001 to 2014

    … a reproductive tick population. Monthly air surface temperature values from the National Centers for Environmental Prediction’s North American Regional Reanalysis was used to yield positive degree days above 0 degrees Celsius from 1979 to 2013 and derive warming trends in Ontario. Next, the …

    queens Repository record for Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Lyme Disease Risk due to Climate Change in Southern Ontario from 2001 to 2014 (opens in a new tab)

  16. INTEGRATING URBAN FOREST COOLING, THERMAL MONITORING, AND ECOLOGICALDYNAMICS FOR CLIMATE-RESILIENT CITIES

    … features. To address this, a network of 169 air temperature sensors was deployed across nine urban forests in the Milan Metropolitan Area. Results showed that cooling extended up to 180 meters from forest cores, with reductions of up to –3.5 °C in mean temperature and –5.5 °C in maximum …

    milano Repository record for INTEGRATING URBAN FOREST COOLING, THERMAL MONITORING, AND ECOLOGICALDYNAMICS FOR CLIMATE-RESILIENT CITIES (opens in a new tab)

  17. Application of circularity tools for the sustainability evaluation of the urbanization process (case study; city of Seville)

    … urban sprawl accompanied by a rise in land surface temperature of up to 6.4°C in newly developed areas. Findings highlight strong inverse correlations between uncontrolled urbanization and circular economy objectives, underscoring the urgent need for climate-responsive planning. By …

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  18. Development of a Remote Sensing-Based Agriculture Monitoring Drought Index and Its Application Over Semi-Arid Region

    … heterogeneous rainfed agricultural dominant landscape in Jordan. In general, remote sensing data having both high spatial and temporal resolutions would be required for evaluating agricultural drought conditions, as usually agriculture land cover would be relatively heterogeneous and small in …

    calgary Repository record for Development of a Remote Sensing-Based Agriculture Monitoring Drought Index and Its Application Over Semi-Arid Region (opens in a new tab)

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