Simulation of future land surface temperature under the scenario of climate change using remote sensing &amp; GIS techniques of northwestern Rajshahi district, Bangladesh

Esha, Eshrat Jahan; Rahman, Mohd Tadza Abdul

doi:10.1016/j.envc.2021.100365

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“…Climate change is a complex phenomenon which exerts numerous direct and indirect impacts [1], of which the most widely known are the increase in temperature and the increment in extreme natural events [2,3]. In this context, urban areas constitute particularly vulnerable places, as consequences of climate change severely impact citizens' well-being and health on a daily basis [4].…”

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Potential of Nature-Based Solutions to Diminish Urban Heat Island Effects and Improve Outdoor Thermal Comfort in Summer: Case Study of Matadero Madrid

Olivieri,

Sassenou,

Olivieri

2024

Sustainability

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Urban heat island effects and climate change are climatic phenomena responsible for periods of extreme heat in summer which severely impact citizens’ well-being and health. In this alarming context which questions the livability of our cities, Nature-Based Solutions (NBSs) are considered an unavoidable component of the complex strategy in diminishing urban temperatures. The present work aims to show the relevance of NBSs in urban temperature regulation through the estimation of their potential to improve outdoor thermal comfort of the heritage site Matadero Madrid. To this end, this article evaluates the effects of a scenario combining different solutions including NBSs and identifies which solutions are the most effective. The results show that this scenario has an impact on direct solar radiation and wind speed but does not affect air temperature and relative humidity. Furthermore, even if this scenario combining a fabric canopy, tree canopy, and green area significantly improves thermal conditions, it does not allow us to reach an optimal level of thermal comfort for visitors. To consider the implementation of more meaningful interventions, existing legal, administrative, and cultural limitations of the case study should be omitted. This would enable us to identify which restrictions could be adapted, thus unlocking the adaptation potential of Matadero Madrid.

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Potential of Nature-Based Solutions to Diminish Urban Heat Island Effects and Improve Outdoor Thermal Comfort in Summer: Case Study of Matadero Madrid

Olivieri,

Sassenou,

Olivieri

2024

Sustainability

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“…The northwest region of Bangladesh is, in particular, highly affected by the negative impact of climate change . Several researchers pointed out that there will be a rise in temperature and a drop in precipitation in the region due to the detrimental effects of climate change (Esha & Rahman, 2021;Rahman et al, 2021;. Therefore, it is indispensable to assess changes in future precipitation and temperature due to the impact of climatic change in order to devise ways for planning climate change adaptation strategies.…”

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Impact of Climate Change on Precipitation and Temperature Changes in the Northwest Region of Bangladesh Using SDSM: A Comparison of CanESM2 and HadCM3 Models

Rana,

Adhikary

2024

J. of Eng. Sci.

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Assessment of climate change-induced precipitation and temperature changes is crucial for the adaptive and sustainable management of water resources in a country. The objective of this study is to explore the impact of climate change on future precipitation and temperature changes in the northwest region of Bangladesh using the statistical downscaling model (SDSM). In this study, Rajshahi station is taken as the case study area, and two widely applied general circulation models (GCMs), namely the Canadian Earth System Model (CanESM2) and the Hadley Center Coupled Model (HadCM3), are used for the climate change analysis. The results demonstrate that after bias correction, the CanESM2-based downscaling model performs better compared to the HadCM3-based downscaling model. The bias-corrected models for both GCMs are then employed for the projection of future precipitation and temperatures for the 2040s and 2090s, considering climate change scenarios. The precipitation trend is found to be negative for both GCMs in all scenarios. Considering the worst climate change scenarios for both GCMs (i.e., the RCP8.5 scenario in the CanESM2 and the A2 scenario in the HadCM3), the mean annual precipitation will be decreased by 9.3% and 4.5% in the 2040s and 12.1% and 4.1% in the 2090s. Furthermore, the mean annual maximum temperature will be increased by 0.233°C and 0.245°C in the 2040s and 0.468°C and 0.633°C in the 2090s, whereas the mean annual minimum temperature will be increased by 0.394°C and 0.188°C in the 2040s and 0.394°C and 0.357°C in the 2090s. Thus, the current study comes to the conclusion that decreased precipitation and increased temperatures will have an effect on the water resources in the study region, leading to a reduction in the overall supply of surface water and groundwater storage. It is expected that the study findings will help water managers and policymakers in developing a framework for sustainable and adaptive water management in the face of climate change. Journal of Engineering Science 14(2), 2023, 127-136

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Statistical modeling for forecasting land surface temperature increase in Taiwan from 2000 to 2023 using three knots cubic spline

Abdulmana,

Prasetya,

Garcia-Constantino

et al. 2024

Model. Earth Syst. Environ.

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Simulation of future land surface temperature under the scenario of climate change using remote sensing & GIS techniques of northwestern Rajshahi district, Bangladesh

Cited by 8 publications

References 26 publications

Potential of Nature-Based Solutions to Diminish Urban Heat Island Effects and Improve Outdoor Thermal Comfort in Summer: Case Study of Matadero Madrid

Potential of Nature-Based Solutions to Diminish Urban Heat Island Effects and Improve Outdoor Thermal Comfort in Summer: Case Study of Matadero Madrid

Impact of Climate Change on Precipitation and Temperature Changes in the Northwest Region of Bangladesh Using SDSM: A Comparison of CanESM2 and HadCM3 Models

Statistical modeling for forecasting land surface temperature increase in Taiwan from 2000 to 2023 using three knots cubic spline

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