对于当地气候区和城市热岛的LCZ4r套餐R
Max Anjos1,2, Dayvid Medeiros3, Francisco Castelhano3
1Department of Geography, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, Brazil. maxanjos@campus.ul.pt.
Scientific reports
|March 5, 2025
概括
LCZ4r工具包使用R简化了局部气候区 (LCZ) 分类和城市热岛 (UHI) 分析.它通过整合LCZ数据与插值来增强空气温度建模,改进了城市气候研究.
科学领域:
- 环境科学 环境科学
- 气候学 气候学 气候学
- 城市规划 城市规划
背景情况:
- 当地气候区 (LCZ) 框架根据其物理属性对城市区域进行分类.
- 城市热岛效应 (UHI) 显著影响城市气候和人类健康.
- 现有的LCZ分类和UHI分析工具往往需要广泛的GIS专业知识,并且可能很难使用.
研究的目的:
- 引入 LCZ4r,这是一款旨在简化 LCZ 分类和 UHI 分析的新型 R 包.
- 为气候和环境研究人员提高LCZ框架的可用性.
- 改进城市地区的空气温度建模和UHI强度分析.
主要方法:
- 开发一个具有通用和本地功能的开源R包 (LCZ4r).
- 一般功能用于自动化LCZ地图提取和城市天花板参数生成 (例如,无透分数,白色).
- 使用测量数据进行高级地质统计分析的局部函数 (例如时间序列,热异常,空气温度插值).
主要成果:
- LCZ4r可以快速生成全球任何位置的LCZ地图,而不需要高级的GIS技能.
- 该软件包提供城市树冠参数图,并计算与LCZ相关的面积分数.
- 将LCZ数据与插值技术集成,可以改善空气温度建模,并捕获细微的热模式.
结论:
- LCZ4r为LCZ分类和UHI分析提供了一个有价值,易于使用和可重复的工具.
- 该方案提高了对土地使用覆盖对城市气候的影响的理解.
- LCZ4r支持城市气候学的一致和广泛适用的研究.
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