Monday, October 5, 2009

Urban Heat Island in Pangkalpinang City in Years 2000 and 2006

Hi There,


After proposing my final undergraduate thesis several times to Pangkalpinang City Planning Agency (BAPPEDA), but no response, I decided to make my thesis go public. My thesis was remote sensing study of urban heat island phenomenon in Pangkalpinang City, Bangka Belitung Province, Indonesia. It is the first time such study is done in medium sized city of Indonesia, also it is located outside Java Island that usually under surveyed. 
Abstract
Name: Paska Ariandy Iswanto
Study Program: Geography
Title: Urban Heat Island in Pangkalpinang City in Years 2000 and 2006
Urbanization  can  induce  the  urban-rural  contrast  in  temperature.  This phenomenon is known as Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect. Taking Pangkalpinang City  as  a  case  study  due  to  its  rapid  development,  this  study  utilized  Landsat images  to analyze  the spatial patterns of surface  temperatures for years 2000 and 2006  and  surface  temperature  -  land  cover,  vegetation density  (NDVI), built-up and/or  bare  land  density  (NDBI)  relationships.  The  results  showed  that  UHI regions increased, urban and bare land had the highest mean surface temperatures, vegetation  density  and  surface  temperature  correlated negatively,  and  built-up and/or bare land density and surface temperature correlated positively. Keywords:  urban  heat  island,  surface  temperature,  Landsat,  Pangkalpinang,spatial pattern, land cover, NDVI, NDBI.
Please use it as a reference, not for plagiarism!!!!
Cited it in English as :
Iswanto, Paska Ariandy. 2008. Urban Heat Island in Pangkalpinang City in Years 2000 and 2006. Bachelor of Science Final Project. Department of Geography, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Indonesia

Here u can find the link :  ://www.mediafire.com/?ibtjzuhymo2 

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