- Student: Ahmad Danish Aqil bin Abdul Fata (GitHub username: danish-abdulfata)
- Supervisor: Dr Chris Brierley (UCL Geography)
- Technical Supervisor: Dr Ting Sun (UCL Risk and Disaster Reduction)
- GEOG0037 (30 units) Undergraduate Dissertation under UCL Geography.
- Utilizing SEUWS through UMEP to generate UHI at the UBL for Greater Kuala Lumpur.
- How does local-scale urban morphology affect the temporal intensity of urban heat islands in the tropical climate of Greater Kuala Lumpur?
- Land cover fractions: normal = through LCZ or NOAH, control = full forest
- Independent variable: GKL land cover over time
- Dependent variable: near surface temperature (2m)
- What are the spatial variations of UHI Intensity?
- Which parts of GKL exhibit largest UHI Intensity? Does this pattern hold over time?
- Which LCZ zones exhibit the greatest UHI intensity?
- What are the diurnal and intra-annual patterns of UHI Intensity?
- What time of day is UHII the highest? Hours of UHI Intensity above x degrees Celsius? Seasonal variations?
├── README.md # this file
├── todolist.md # constantly updated list and notes of pending and current work
├── codingnotes.md # random bits of code and notes running the model itself
├── docs # document folder
├── qgis # qGIS project and supporting data files for analysis
├── overleaf-dissertation # Overleaf writing project of the dissertation as subtree
├── supy-lcz-global # git subtree repo of supy-lcz-global, commit version: 3d76b61c351af074dee99e515d1cb8524d028bb0, as of 15:50 28.10.2024
│ └── data # not available in GitHub, see ./supy-lcz-global/data_folder_info.md
└── tutorial # preliminary excercises involving UMEP and qGIS