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Isakov S.V., Shklyaev V.A. DETERMINATION OF TOTAL IMPACT OF ANTHROPOGENIC CHANGE SURFACES, ON THE OCCURRENCE OF THE EFFECT OF "URBAN HEAT ISLAND" WITH THE USE OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMSInvestigate an important element of the urban climate — the "urban heat island", considered currently used approaches to its study. A brief overview of the current use of satellite data and processing tools popular geographic information systems in order to meet the elements of microclimate evaluation, in particular, the albedo of the territory. An approach to the definition of albedo areas on satellite images is given.Key words: climate, albedo, urban heat island, geographic information systems.
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Authors: Isakov S.V., Shklyaev V.A.
Year: 2014
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