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Temporal and spatial distributions of urban heat island in Nanjing Yu Zhou 2015.4.17

Outline Background Objectives Method and Data Quality Results and Discussion On-going work

Background: UHI The accelerated urbanization has far-reaching influence upon city climate and the resulting urban heat island (UHI) effect has drawn widespread concern. UHI studies are of great utility in the recognition of urban heat equilibrium and a range of boundary layer phenomena. The definition of UHI has been extended to urban canopy ( UCL) and the urban boundary layer (UBL), so the study of the characteristics of vertical distribution is becoming mor e and more important.

Objectives Temporal distributions of UHI in Nanjing Spatial distributions of UHI in Nanjing The development of boundary layer The vertical characteristics of UHI

Outline Background Objectives Method and Data quality Results and Discussion On going work

Sampling Site Location Times interval Valid data NUPT(urban area) NUIST(suburban area) 01/14 08:00-01/25 23:00 Three hours NUPT(46 times) NUIST(71 times) Figure.1 The experiment points. NUPT (urban area), NUIST (suburban area).

Instrument Figure.2 The equipments used in the experiment.

Weather conditon Table1. Weather condition of observing date. Temperature Humidity Precipitation Wind Speed Observing Date C % mm m s Wind Direction -1 Average Maximum Minimum Average Cumulative Average Jan. 14th 6 7 5 91 0.3 north 1.9 Jan. 15th 6 7 5 78 0 north 0.8 Jan. 16th 5 9 1 79 0 northwest-north 1.4 Jan. 17th 3 6 0 63 0 northeast-east 2.2 Jan. 18th 4-10 -1 67 0 West 2.2 Jan. 19th 6 13-1 54 0 East 1.7 Jan. 20th 8 13 4 54 0 Southeast-south 2.8 Jan. 21th 8 14 2 63 0 Northwest 2.5 Jan. 22th 3 8-2 71 0 northwest-east 1.9 Jan. 23th 4 12-4 75 0 Southeast 1.9 Jan. 24th 8 15 1 76 0 east-south 2.2 Jan. 25th 8 10 7 91 2 northwest-northeast 1.7 Average of Total 5.8 8.7 1.4 71.8 2.3 Cumulative 1.9

Weather conditon Figure.3 Meteorological elements of Nupt measured by microclimate.

Outline Background Objectives Method and Data quality Results and Discussion On going work

Results and Discussion: Figure.4 Vertical profile of the average potential temperature distribution varying heights in urban and suburban areas of Nanjing

Alt(m) Results and Discussion: 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 Nupt 2015/01/22 08:00LT 11:00LT 14:00LT 17:00LT 20:00LT 23:00LT Figure5. Vertical profile of the average specific humidity distribution varying heights in urban area of Nanjing 0 0 1 2 3 4 q(g/kg)

Results and Discussion: Figure.6 Vertical profile of the average specific wind speed varying heights in urban and suburban areas of Nanjing

Results and Discussion: Figure.7 Vertical profile of the average temperature varying heights in urban and suburban areas of Nanjing

Results and Discussion: Figure.8 Vertical profile of the average temperature difference varying heights in urban and suburban areas of Nanjing

Conclusion The height of boundary layer varies from 300m in the night to above 1000m in the daytime. The time of inversion layer is different between urban and suburb, and the height also has obvious difference, the time of inversion layer in urban lag behind in suburb due to the effect of UHI in urban.

On-going work Geting the ground sites data and studying spatial and temporal distribution of heat island. Further data processing, in order to find more distribution features. Combined with pollutant concentration data, analyzing the effect of the boundary layer development on the pollutant diffusion.

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