Penggunaan Data Satelit NOAA-AVHRR Dalam Mengukur Ketinggian Suhu Bandar-bandar Utama Di Malaysia

The development and urbanization process in Malaysia has changed the face the earth. Land fill with tress and vegetation was replaced with concrete buildings and paved roads, which have an impact on the rate of heat production and retention. This research was conducted to study the increasing temper...

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Main Authors: Ibrahim, Ab. Latif, Masron, Tarmiji, Abdul Majid, Aziz, Mohd. Hassan, Aida Hayati, Abdullah @ Ishak, Nor Adina, P. Ramli, Mohd. Hilmi, Abd. Rahman, Mohd. Zulkarnain
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author Ibrahim, Ab. Latif
Masron, Tarmiji
Abdul Majid, Aziz
Mohd. Hassan, Aida Hayati
Abdullah @ Ishak, Nor Adina
P. Ramli, Mohd. Hilmi
Abd. Rahman, Mohd. Zulkarnain
author_facet Ibrahim, Ab. Latif
Masron, Tarmiji
Abdul Majid, Aziz
Mohd. Hassan, Aida Hayati
Abdullah @ Ishak, Nor Adina
P. Ramli, Mohd. Hilmi
Abd. Rahman, Mohd. Zulkarnain
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description The development and urbanization process in Malaysia has changed the face the earth. Land fill with tress and vegetation was replaced with concrete buildings and paved roads, which have an impact on the rate of heat production and retention. This research was conducted to study the increasing temperature in major cities such as Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Kelantan and Johor Bahru. This study used the NOAA -AVlHRR satellite data because it covers wide areas such as the whole of Peninsular Malaysia. The split window technique was used to extract the temperature from the NOAA·AVHRH data. This method saved money, time and transportation costs, and it is suitable for wide area study. A comparison between the NOAA-AVHRR temperature data with the actual data collected by the weather stations in the above mentioned cities, showed no significant differences at< 1"C. This means the accuracy of the NOAA-AVHRR can be trusted and accepted.
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spelling utm-50212017-10-09T08:37:02Z http://eprints.utm.my/5021/ Penggunaan Data Satelit NOAA-AVHRR Dalam Mengukur Ketinggian Suhu Bandar-bandar Utama Di Malaysia Ibrahim, Ab. Latif Masron, Tarmiji Abdul Majid, Aziz Mohd. Hassan, Aida Hayati Abdullah @ Ishak, Nor Adina P. Ramli, Mohd. Hilmi Abd. Rahman, Mohd. Zulkarnain TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) The development and urbanization process in Malaysia has changed the face the earth. Land fill with tress and vegetation was replaced with concrete buildings and paved roads, which have an impact on the rate of heat production and retention. This research was conducted to study the increasing temperature in major cities such as Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Kelantan and Johor Bahru. This study used the NOAA -AVlHRR satellite data because it covers wide areas such as the whole of Peninsular Malaysia. The split window technique was used to extract the temperature from the NOAA·AVHRH data. This method saved money, time and transportation costs, and it is suitable for wide area study. A comparison between the NOAA-AVHRR temperature data with the actual data collected by the weather stations in the above mentioned cities, showed no significant differences at< 1"C. This means the accuracy of the NOAA-AVHRR can be trusted and accepted. Universiti Malaysia Sabah 2005 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/5021/1/NOAIssn1394-4517.pdf Ibrahim, Ab. Latif and Masron, Tarmiji and Abdul Majid, Aziz and Mohd. Hassan, Aida Hayati and Abdullah @ Ishak, Nor Adina and P. Ramli, Mohd. Hilmi and Abd. Rahman, Mohd. Zulkarnain (2005) Penggunaan Data Satelit NOAA-AVHRR Dalam Mengukur Ketinggian Suhu Bandar-bandar Utama Di Malaysia. Jurnal Perniagaan & Sains Sosial (11). ISSN 1394-4547
spellingShingle TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Ibrahim, Ab. Latif
Masron, Tarmiji
Abdul Majid, Aziz
Mohd. Hassan, Aida Hayati
Abdullah @ Ishak, Nor Adina
P. Ramli, Mohd. Hilmi
Abd. Rahman, Mohd. Zulkarnain
Penggunaan Data Satelit NOAA-AVHRR Dalam Mengukur Ketinggian Suhu Bandar-bandar Utama Di Malaysia
title Penggunaan Data Satelit NOAA-AVHRR Dalam Mengukur Ketinggian Suhu Bandar-bandar Utama Di Malaysia
title_full Penggunaan Data Satelit NOAA-AVHRR Dalam Mengukur Ketinggian Suhu Bandar-bandar Utama Di Malaysia
title_fullStr Penggunaan Data Satelit NOAA-AVHRR Dalam Mengukur Ketinggian Suhu Bandar-bandar Utama Di Malaysia
title_full_unstemmed Penggunaan Data Satelit NOAA-AVHRR Dalam Mengukur Ketinggian Suhu Bandar-bandar Utama Di Malaysia
title_short Penggunaan Data Satelit NOAA-AVHRR Dalam Mengukur Ketinggian Suhu Bandar-bandar Utama Di Malaysia
title_sort penggunaan data satelit noaa-avhrr dalam mengukur ketinggian suhu bandar-bandar utama di malaysia
topic TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
url http://eprints.utm.my/5021/
http://eprints.utm.my/5021/1/NOAIssn1394-4517.pdf