Abstract
This research aims to present a land use inspection technique that affects land surface temperature from satellite data by using Maha Sarakham province, Thailand as a case study. Procedures: 1) Analyze land use from Sentinel-2 Satellite data that can be divided into 4 categories such as water, agriculture, forest, and urban, 2) Analyze land surface temperature from Sentinel-3 Satellite data. The study results found that urban area has the highest average surface temperature followed by forest area, water area, and agricultural area respectively. The analyzed data from the satellite found the highest average surface temperature is 32.20°C. The result shows that this inspection technique can analyze land surface temperature in other areas of the countryThis research aims to present a land use inspection technique that affects land surface temperature from satellite data by using Maha Sarakham province, Thailand as a case study. Procedures: 1) Analyze land use from Sentinel-2 Satellite data that can be divided into 4 categories such as water, agriculture, forest, and urban, 2) Analyze land surface temperature from Sentinel-3 Satellite data. The study results found that urban area has the highest average surface temperature followed by forest area, water area, and agricultural area respectively. The analyzed data from the satellite found the highest average surface temperature is 32.20°C. The result shows that this inspection technique can analyze land surface temperature in other areas of the country.
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