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21 November 2012 Relationship between DMSP/OLS nighttime light and CO2 emission from electric power plant
Husi Letu, Yuhai Bao, Gegen Tana, Masanao Hara, Fumihiko Nishio
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Proceedings Volume 8524, Land Surface Remote Sensing; 85242G (2012) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.977290
Event: SPIE Asia-Pacific Remote Sensing, 2012, Kyoto, Japan
Abstract
In this study, we estimated the CO2 emission by fossil fuel consumption from electric power plant using DMSP stable light image for 1999 after correction for saturation effect. Digital number (DNs) of the stable light image in center of city areas are saturated for the strong nighttime intensity and characteristic of the OLS satellite sensor. To estimate the CO2 emission using stable light image, saturation light correction method was developed by using DMSP radiance calibration image, which has not included saturation pixel in city areas. Then, regression analysis was performed with cumulative DNs of the corrected stable light image, electric power consumption, electric power generation and CO2 emission by fossil fuel consumption from electric power plant each other. Results indicated that there are good relationship (R2<90%) between DNs of the corrected stable light image and other parameters. Finally, we estimated the CO2 emission from electric power plant using corrected stable light image.
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Husi Letu, Yuhai Bao, Gegen Tana, Masanao Hara, and Fumihiko Nishio "Relationship between DMSP/OLS nighttime light and CO2 emission from electric power plant", Proc. SPIE 8524, Land Surface Remote Sensing, 85242G (21 November 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.977290
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KEYWORDS
Carbon dioxide

Calibration

Satellites

Remote sensing

Power supplies

Light sources and illumination

Satellite imaging

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