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Journal of the Environmental Sciences
2002 Volume.11 No. 10 p.1045 ~ p.1054
Estimation of the Temporal and Spatial Distribution of Anthropogenic Heat in Daegu
Ahn Ji-Suk

Kim Hae-Dong
Hong Jung-Hye
Abstract
Urban atmospheric conditions are usually settled as warmer, drier and dirtier than those of rural counterpart owing to reduction of green space and water space area heat retention in surfaces such as concrete and asphalt, and abundant fuel consumption. The characteristics of urban climate has become generally known as urban heat island. The purpose of this study is to investigate the temporal and spatial distribution of the heat emission from human activity, which is a main factor causing urban heat island. In this study, the anthropogenic heat fluxes emitted from vehicles and constructions are estimated by computational grid mesh which is divided by 1km 1km. The anthropogenic heat flux by grid mesh can be applied to a numerical simulation model of the local circulation model. The constructions are classified into 9 energy-consumption types - hospital, hotel, office, department store, commercial store, school, factory, detached house and flat. The vehicles classified into 4 energy-consumption types - car, taxi, truck and bus. The seasonal mean of anthropogenic heat flux around central Daegu exceeded in winter. The annual mean anthropogenic heat flux exceeded . The values are nearly equivalent to the anthropogenic heat flux in the suburbs of Tokyo, Japan.
KEYWORD
Urban Heat Island, Heat retention, Anthropogenic heat
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