英文摘要 |
Greening vegetation cover to reduce urban heat island temperature (UHI) is a well-known mitigation strategy. However, few articles mention this mitigation improvement effect. Greening vegetation coverage measures can be replaced by fractional vegetation cover (FVC). Based on Landsat 8/TM images and GIS spatial analysis techniques, UHI temperatures and fractional vegetation cover (FVC) from 1900 to 2018were obtained for the Taipei basin. The differences and spatial relationships between the UHI and FVC for different land-use zones in the city were quantitatively analyzed. There was an obvious reverse variation trend between the UHI and FVC. Regression analysis showed that a green coverage rate over 38% could produce a cooling effect. It can be inferred from the regression equation that the higher the FVC, the better the mitigation effect on UHI. When it increased FVC, the surface temperature of the commercial area decreased most quickly, and that of the natural resource area decreased most slowly. The results suggest that anthropogenic heat release probably plays a significant role in the UHI effect, and must be considered in mitigating the UHI effect in urban green space system planning. |