The potential of remote sensing cartography as a new tool of analysis of the UHI effect to inform the design: brightness temperature of the urban surfaces of Auckland from satellite multispectral maps

Alessandro Melis; Olufunto Ijatuyi; Emanuele Lisci

The potential of remote sensing cartography as a new tool of analysis of the UHI effect to inform the design: brightness temperature of the urban surfaces of Auckland from satellite multispectral maps

Alessandro Melis, Olufunto Ijatuyi, Emanuele Lisci

Portsmouth School of Architecture

The University of Auckland

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Disruptive Technologies
Subtitle of host publication	The Integration of Advanced Technology in Architecture Teaching and Radical Projects for the Future City
Publisher	Wolters Kluwer
ISBN (Print)	978-8859816515
Publication status	Published - Nov 2017

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Disruptive technologies: the integration of advanced technology in architecture teaching and radical projects for the future city
Melis, A. (ed.), Auer, T. (ed.) & Aimar, F. (ed.), Nov 2017, Wolters Kluwer Italia.
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Melis, A., Ijatuyi, O., & Lisci, E. (2017). The potential of remote sensing cartography as a new tool of analysis of the UHI effect to inform the design: brightness temperature of the urban surfaces of Auckland from satellite multispectral maps. In Disruptive Technologies: The Integration of Advanced Technology in Architecture Teaching and Radical Projects for the Future City Wolters Kluwer. https://shop.wki.it/Wolters_Kluwer_Italia/eBook/eBook_Disruptive_Technologies_s654990.aspx

Melis, Alessandro ; Ijatuyi, Olufunto ; Lisci, Emanuele. / The potential of remote sensing cartography as a new tool of analysis of the UHI effect to inform the design : brightness temperature of the urban surfaces of Auckland from satellite multispectral maps. Disruptive Technologies: The Integration of Advanced Technology in Architecture Teaching and Radical Projects for the Future City. Wolters Kluwer, 2017.

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The potential of remote sensing cartography as a new tool of analysis of the UHI effect to inform the design: brightness temperature of the urban surfaces of Auckland from satellite multispectral maps. / Melis, Alessandro; Ijatuyi, Olufunto; Lisci, Emanuele.
Disruptive Technologies: The Integration of Advanced Technology in Architecture Teaching and Radical Projects for the Future City. Wolters Kluwer, 2017.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (peer-reviewed) › peer-review

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Melis A, Ijatuyi O, Lisci E. The potential of remote sensing cartography as a new tool of analysis of the UHI effect to inform the design: brightness temperature of the urban surfaces of Auckland from satellite multispectral maps. In Disruptive Technologies: The Integration of Advanced Technology in Architecture Teaching and Radical Projects for the Future City. Wolters Kluwer. 2017

The potential of remote sensing cartography as a new tool of analysis of the UHI effect to inform the design: brightness temperature of the urban surfaces of Auckland from satellite multispectral maps

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