Temporal Variations on Natural and Anthropogenic Heat Flux Regime over Bengaluru City Observed through Multi Source Remote Sensing Data

Abstract

quotAs modern age is the age of urbanization, it effect is felt on urban climate. This newlineresearch has been attempted to investigate the capability of warm satellite information to newlinerecover biophysical boundaries for assessing land surface temperature and warmth newlinemotions and its impact over ground water temperature. Even this study also trying to newlinefocus how SAR data can be used to understand the thermal pattern of urban environment. newlineSurface energy measures has a fundamental job in metropolitan climate, environment and newlinehydrosphere cycles, also in metropolitan warmth rearrangement. The Bangalore city and newlineits surrounding agricultural plains and rapid growth of Bangalore city is an appropriate newlinecomplex area for studying urban heat Island, land surface parameters and energy fluxes newlineover different land cover /land use. The temporal thermal and NIR Satellite data of newlineLandsat TM-5, Landsat-8 data of summer and winter season for the year 1999, 2009 and newline2017 were utilized for this purpose and other side ground water temperature data of the newline2009 was collected by field survey. Supervised classification utilizing Maximum newlineLikehood Classifier has been utilized on unique bands of Landsat TM.quot newline newline