Estimation of temporal-spatial changes of land surface temperature due to land cover changes using remote sensing (Case study: Darab plain)

Surface temperature is one of the important parts of the climate system that changes in land use and land cover cause its change and intensification. This study aimed to investigate the effect of land cover changes on Spatio-temporal changes in land surface temperature over 30 years using remote sen...

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Main Authors: hosein esmaeili, Seyed hossein Mirmousavi
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Published: University of Sistan and Baluchestan 2021-12-01
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Online Access:https://gdij.usb.ac.ir/article_6542_b12ef0cda9e6ca6cb49d93ba3c0a0d3e.pdf
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description Surface temperature is one of the important parts of the climate system that changes in land use and land cover cause its change and intensification. This study aimed to investigate the effect of land cover changes on Spatio-temporal changes in land surface temperature over 30 years using remote sensing and Landsat satellite images in Darab plain. After the required preprocessing on the images, classification maps of different types of land cover in the study area were prepared and the changes that occurred in each class were investigated. According to the studies, the rangeland class had the highest rate of changes and transformations with 72.14%. In the next step, Land surface temperature (LST) maps were extracted using the normalized index in 5 different classes. Among the temperature classes, the moderate temperature class had the largest area during the study period, which is distributed in almost all areas. Findings indicate that the vegetation areas with an average temperature of 29.82 ° C had a lower temperature than other areas without vegetation. In terms of land uses in the study area, the highest surface temperature during 30 years with an average of 38.07 degrees Celsius belongs to the barren land class. Another significant finding of the research is that the average temperature of pastures (32.03) and residential areas (33.37) of the study area during the study period are close to each other.
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spelling doaj.art-6599b913b3c7466e837722dba7465fc32023-06-13T20:25:47ZfasUniversity of Sistan and Baluchestanجغرافیا و توسعه1735-07352676-77912021-12-01196527730010.22111/j10.22111.2021.65426542Estimation of temporal-spatial changes of land surface temperature due to land cover changes using remote sensing (Case study: Darab plain)hosein esmaeili0Seyed hossein Mirmousavi1دانش‌‌آموخته کارشناسی‌‌ارشدآب‌وهواشناسی،گروه جغرافیا، دانشکده ادبیات،دانشگاه زنجان،زنجان،ایراندانشیار آب و هواشناسی، گروه جغرافیا، دانشکده ادبیات، دانشگاه زنجان، زنجان، ایرانSurface temperature is one of the important parts of the climate system that changes in land use and land cover cause its change and intensification. This study aimed to investigate the effect of land cover changes on Spatio-temporal changes in land surface temperature over 30 years using remote sensing and Landsat satellite images in Darab plain. After the required preprocessing on the images, classification maps of different types of land cover in the study area were prepared and the changes that occurred in each class were investigated. According to the studies, the rangeland class had the highest rate of changes and transformations with 72.14%. In the next step, Land surface temperature (LST) maps were extracted using the normalized index in 5 different classes. Among the temperature classes, the moderate temperature class had the largest area during the study period, which is distributed in almost all areas. Findings indicate that the vegetation areas with an average temperature of 29.82 ° C had a lower temperature than other areas without vegetation. In terms of land uses in the study area, the highest surface temperature during 30 years with an average of 38.07 degrees Celsius belongs to the barren land class. Another significant finding of the research is that the average temperature of pastures (32.03) and residential areas (33.37) of the study area during the study period are close to each other.https://gdij.usb.ac.ir/article_6542_b12ef0cda9e6ca6cb49d93ba3c0a0d3e.pdfnormalized temperatureland use / land cover (lulc)proportion of vegetation (pv)maximum likelihoodland surface emissivity (lse)
spellingShingle hosein esmaeili
Seyed hossein Mirmousavi
Estimation of temporal-spatial changes of land surface temperature due to land cover changes using remote sensing (Case study: Darab plain)
جغرافیا و توسعه
normalized temperature
land use / land cover (lulc)
proportion of vegetation (pv)
maximum likelihood
land surface emissivity (lse)
title Estimation of temporal-spatial changes of land surface temperature due to land cover changes using remote sensing (Case study: Darab plain)
title_full Estimation of temporal-spatial changes of land surface temperature due to land cover changes using remote sensing (Case study: Darab plain)
title_fullStr Estimation of temporal-spatial changes of land surface temperature due to land cover changes using remote sensing (Case study: Darab plain)
title_full_unstemmed Estimation of temporal-spatial changes of land surface temperature due to land cover changes using remote sensing (Case study: Darab plain)
title_short Estimation of temporal-spatial changes of land surface temperature due to land cover changes using remote sensing (Case study: Darab plain)
title_sort estimation of temporal spatial changes of land surface temperature due to land cover changes using remote sensing case study darab plain
topic normalized temperature
land use / land cover (lulc)
proportion of vegetation (pv)
maximum likelihood
land surface emissivity (lse)
url https://gdij.usb.ac.ir/article_6542_b12ef0cda9e6ca6cb49d93ba3c0a0d3e.pdf
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