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Emissivity and surface temperature enables better understanding of the overall urban land use/land cover classes and in turn helps in understanding the energy budget issues. In the present study it has been demonstrated that the notion of the assumed spectral emissivity (i.e. 1) induces errors in modeling the surface energy budget and urban climatology (micro-climate), especially over heterogeneous...
Fine spatial resolution (e.g., <300m) thermal data are needed regularly to characterise the temporal pattern of surface moisture status, water stress, and to forecast agriculture drought and famine. However, current optical sensors do not provide frequent thermal data at a fine spatial resolution. The TsHARP model provides a possibility to generate fine spatial resolution thermal data from coarse...
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