Assessing the relationship of land use land cover on surface temperature in city of Shah Alam, Malaysia using landsat-8 oli

Latif, Zulkiflee Abd; Kamsan, M.E.S.

doi:10.4314/jfas.v9i5s.36

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“…SACC is committed to implementing the LCCF program and developed the Action Plan for the city, aiming to accomplish a 45% national carbon reduction by 2030. According to SACC, (2014), the land use for the city consists of residential and commercial (42%), industrial area (25%), forest (21%), agriculture (10%), water (1%) and clear land (1%) (Latif & Kamsan, 2018). SACC has focused on the existing carbon measurement initiative targeting certain areas to commit to the savings.…”

Section: Implementation Of Low Carbon Initiatives At the Local Levelmentioning

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The The Need for Sustainability Improvements in Residential Building Stock: A Case of Klang Valley, Malaysia

Yunus¹,

Hasnan²,

Nordin³

et al. 2022

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Energy consumption in residential buildings is increasing and continues to escalate. As a developing country, Malaysia faced rapid urbanization due to population growth and heavy migration from rural areas to cities which raised the need for economic development, resulting in rising demand more than ever. Guidelines for conserving energy in buildings have become more critical now, encouraging the growth of sustainability concerns in Malaysia. However, the urgency has been given to commercial, governmental and industrial buildings, making the push towards the residential sector less noticeable despite a large number of the housing typology. This paper aims to investigate the course of Malaysia’s sustainability agenda towards achieving sustainable development, and further analyse the response to the uptake at the local level. To achieve that, a systematic review of existing national policy and masterplan produced by the government, state and local councils towards decarbonization efforts in the building sector was conducted. Following that, a thematic synthesis was carried out to further evaluate low carbon initiatives on the local level, in particular among ten (10) local authorities committed to the Low Carbon City Framework (LCCF). In short, the current policy of sustainability in the residential building remains limited with only four (4) local authorities highlighting improvement strategies despite residential becoming the largest building typology in the country. Hence, there is a need for sustainability improvements among residential building stock, in which an extensive policy embracing possible strategies for achieving energy efficiency should be devised.

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The The Need for Sustainability Improvements in Residential Building Stock: A Case of Klang Valley, Malaysia

Yunus¹,

Hasnan²,

Nordin³

et al. 2022

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“…According to Rahman (2018), Malaysia is estimated to be hotter by 2050, with a temperature increase of up to 1.5°C compared to just 0.6 °C over the past 28 years (World Bank, 2020). The use of satellite Remote Sensing (RS) and Geographical Information System (GIS) technology to analyze LULC transitions and hydrology purposes has been widely accepted (Khan et al, 2014;Latif & Kamsan, 2018;Zhou, Zhang, & Guo, 2019). As a result, analyzing the spatiotemporal changes in LULC has become one of the most important research topics in recent decades (Khan et al, 2014).…”

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Climate Variability in Relation to Land Use and Land Cover (Lulc) Changes in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia

Ibrahim,

Ash’aari

2023

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The process of rapid urbanization has significantly altered natural landscapes and contributed to climate variability. Due to urbanization, land surface characteristics are changing, resulting in a changing thermal climate making cities warmer than surrounding rural areas. The study utilized remote sensing and Geographic Information System (GIS) technologies to analyze the connection between land use and land cover (LULC) change and climatic variability in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia. The outcome showed that the greatest LULC change resulted from converting vegetation and bare land into built-up areas, with 25.46% and 10.17% respectively. This represents the rapid expansion of urban land caused by population growth. LST increment averaged 3.65°C in the last decade due to this massive increase in built-up areas. A linear regression analysis between LST and LULC indices, NDBI and NDVI shows that they are positively correlated. By understanding these two variables, land use planning could be further improved, hence, reducing the city's vulnerability towards climate variability.

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“…Nesse contexto, as medidas mitigadoras, para amenizar os efeitos das ilhas de calor, mais citadas nos artigos foram: o planejamento urbano e o aumento de áreas verdes (LATIF;KAMSAN, 2017;PORANGABA;AMORIM, 2017;BEZERRA;DE MORAES;SOARES, 2018;NURWANDA;HONJO, 2018). De acordo com Souza e Silva (2017) a presença de vegetação propicia duas estratégias naturais de controle térmicos relevantes: o sombreamento e a evapotranspiração, porém a distribuição deve ser regular e equitativa em meio as áreas construídas.Zhang et al (2017), evidenciaram a importância na escolha de espécies utilizadas em áreas verdes para ter melhor desempenho na amenização da temperatura e descobriram que a floresta mista era melhor que floresta pura para mitigar os efeitos das ICU Silva et al (2017).…”

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Revisão Sistemática atual sobre Sensoriamento Remoto aplicado a detecção de Ilhas de Calor Urbanas

Pfeiff¹,

Mota²,

Lima³

2020

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Assessing the relationship of land use land cover on surface temperature in city of Shah Alam, Malaysia using landsat-8 oli

Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between land use and land cover (LULC) and land surface temperature in city of Shah Alam using remotely sensed data.

Cited by 7 publications

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The The Need for Sustainability Improvements in Residential Building Stock: A Case of Klang Valley, Malaysia

The The Need for Sustainability Improvements in Residential Building Stock: A Case of Klang Valley, Malaysia

Climate Variability in Relation to Land Use and Land Cover (Lulc) Changes in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia

Revisão Sistemática atual sobre Sensoriamento Remoto aplicado a detecção de Ilhas de Calor Urbanas

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