城镇用地扩张对城市热环境的影响

以快速城市化的典型区域广东省东莞市为例,以Landsat/TM、ETM~+为主要数据源,采用单窗算法反演地表温度,提出多时相数据标准化处理方法,构建相对热效应指数、热贡献指数、冷贡献指数,定量研究城镇用地扩张对城市热环境的影响.结果表明:1990-2005年,东莞市城镇用地扩张迅猛,高温区由岛状向带状再向面状扩张.城镇用地的相对热效应指数先增大后减小,1990年为0.6,2000年为1.0,2005年为0.6;热贡献指数持续增长,1990年为4.5%、2000年为38.4%,2005年为62.9%;冷贡献指数逐步增长,1990年为1.2%,2000年为1.8%,2005年为6.8%.

Abstract：

Taking the rapidly urbanized Dongguan City of Guangdong as a ease, and by using Landsat/TM and ETM~+ data, the land surface temperature (LST) was retrieved via mono-win-dow algorithm. A standardized method for treating the LST was proposed, and three thermal envi-ronment indices (relative thermal effect index, heat contribution index, and cold contribution in-dex) were built to quantitatively study the effects of urban land expansion on urban thermal envi-ronment. In 1990-2005, the urban land area in Dongguan had a rapid expansion, and the high temperature zone expanded from island-shape to belt-shape and then to lamina-shape. The rela-tive thermal effect index of urban land decreased after an initial increase, being 0. 6 in 1990,1.0 in 2000, and 0. 6 in 2005. The heat contribution index increased persistently, which was 4. 5% in 1990, 38.4% in 2000, and 62.9% in 2005, and the cold contribution index increased gradually, which was 1.2% in 1990, 1.8% in 2000, and 6. 8% in 2005.

Effects of urban land expansion on urban thermal environment

Taking the rapidly urbanized Dongguan City of Guangdong as a ease, and by using Landsat/TM and ETM~+ data, the land surface temperature (LST) was retrieved via mono-win-dow algorithm. A standardized method for treating the LST was proposed, and three thermal envi-ronment indices (relative thermal effect index, heat contribution index, and cold contribution in-dex) were built to quantitatively study the effects of urban land expansion on urban thermal envi-ronment. In 1990-2005, the urban land area in Dongguan had a rapid expansion, and the high temperature zone expanded from island-shape to belt-shape and then to lamina-shape. The rela-tive thermal effect index of urban land decreased after an initial increase, being 0. 6 in 1990,1.0 in 2000, and 0. 6 in 2005. The heat contribution index increased persistently, which was 4. 5% in 1990, 38.4% in 2000, and 62.9% in 2005, and the cold contribution index increased gradually, which was 1.2% in 1990, 1.8% in 2000, and 6. 8% in 2005.