从卫星数据看土地利用检查技术对地表温度的影响

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ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences Pub Date : 2024-05-15 DOI:10.59018/032451

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本研究旨在以泰国玛哈沙拉堪府为案例，介绍一种通过卫星数据影响地表温度的土地利用检测技术。研究步骤1）分析哨兵-2 号卫星数据中的土地利用情况，可分为水、农业、森林和城市等 4 类；2）分析哨兵-3 号卫星数据中的地表温度。研究结果发现，城市地区的平均地表温度最高，其次分别是森林地区、水域地区和农业地区。分析卫星数据后发现，最高的平均地表温度为 32.20°C。本研究旨在以泰国玛哈沙拉堪府为例，介绍一种通过卫星数据影响地表温度的土地利用检测技术。研究程序1）分析哨兵-2 号卫星数据中的土地利用情况，可分为水、农业、森林和城市等 4 类；2）分析哨兵-3 号卫星数据中的地表温度。研究结果发现，城市地区的平均地表温度最高，其次分别是森林地区、水域地区和农业地区。分析卫星数据后发现，最高的平均地表温度为 32.20°C。结果表明，这种检测技术可以分析该国其他地区的地表温度。

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Land use inspection technique affects land surface temperature from satellite data

This research aims to present a land use inspection technique that affects land surface temperature from satellite data by using Maha Sarakham province, Thailand as a case study. Procedures: 1) Analyze land use from Sentinel-2 Satellite data that can be divided into 4 categories such as water, agriculture, forest, and urban, 2) Analyze land surface temperature from Sentinel-3 Satellite data. The study results found that urban area has the highest average surface temperature followed by forest area, water area, and agricultural area respectively. The analyzed data from the satellite found the highest average surface temperature is 32.20°C. The result shows that this inspection technique can analyze land surface temperature in other areas of the countryThis research aims to present a land use inspection technique that affects land surface temperature from satellite data by using Maha Sarakham province, Thailand as a case study. Procedures: 1) Analyze land use from Sentinel-2 Satellite data that can be divided into 4 categories such as water, agriculture, forest, and urban, 2) Analyze land surface temperature from Sentinel-3 Satellite data. The study results found that urban area has the highest average surface temperature followed by forest area, water area, and agricultural area respectively. The analyzed data from the satellite found the highest average surface temperature is 32.20°C. The result shows that this inspection technique can analyze land surface temperature in other areas of the country.

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