AN ANALYSIS OF THE CITY TEMPERATURE ABNORMAL  AREA BASED ON TM DATA

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Abstract

Using Landsat 5 TM remotely sensed data and field calibration in Beijing performed on July 6, 2004,

the authors detected the temperature distribution through the single-window algorithm and field validation. Nine

patterns were recognized on the basis of the temperature data, namely, ①water body normal temperature area, ②

water body abnormal temperature area, ③vegetation normal temperature area, ④vegetation and construction mixed

normal temperature area, ⑤vegetation and construction mixed abnormal temperature area, ⑥construction low

temperature area, ⑦construction normal temperature area, ⑧construction high abnormal temperature area， and ⑨

bare soil normal temperature area. The abnormal areas were sampled and tested in situ in detail so as to extract

the factors responsible for the abnormality. A new way has thus been found to monitor the city environment and

the living status.

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HUANG Miao-Fen, Chen-BO, LIU Su-Hong, CHENG Can, PANG Rui. AN ANALYSIS OF THE CITY TEMPERATURE ABNORMAL AREA BASED ON TM DATA[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2007, 19(3): 23-27.

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