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REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES    2006, Vol. 18 Issue (4) : 50-54     DOI: 10.6046/gtzyyg.2006.04.13
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A  STUDY ON URBAN HEAT ISLAND EFFECT IN QUANZHOU
CITY DURING ITS URBANIZATION PERIOD
 PAN Wei-Hua,  Zhang-Chun-Gui
Institute of Meteorological Science of Fujian Province, Fuzhou  350001, China
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Abstract  

 Landsat thermal images were used to study the urban heat island effect of Quanzhou City during its urbanizationperiod from 1989 to 2000. The result shows that the area of heat island is increasing along with urban expansion, and thetrend is the same as that of urban expansion. The seasonal difference makes the comparison of the thermal image data verydifficult. In order to solve this problem, the authors processed different thermal infrared bands one by one with the helpof image normalization technology. The intensity and the spatial structure of the urban heat island effect were investigated by means of landscape analysis. It is shown that agglomerate, circularity and fragment are three basic configurations of the heat island in Quanzhou City. The cause of the urban heat island is discussed and the effective measures are suggested to tackle the urban heat island effect.

Keywords Remote sensing      Jingjiu railway      Construction     
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Issue Date: 24 July 2009
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PAN Wei-Hua, Zhang-Chun-Gui.
A  STUDY ON URBAN HEAT ISLAND EFFECT IN QUANZHOU
CITY DURING ITS URBANIZATION PERIOD[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2006, 18(4): 50-54.
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https://www.gtzyyg.com/EN/10.6046/gtzyyg.2006.04.13     OR     https://www.gtzyyg.com/EN/Y2006/V18/I4/50
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