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The rapid development of remote sensing technology nowadays has given lots of benefits including benefits for environmental condition researches. This environmental issues will further becoming the benchmark in determination of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) parameters. This research is using Landsa...
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id-itb.:142692017-10-09T10:51:07Z#TITLE_ALTERNATIVE# AYU HANDAYANI (NIM 15107013); Pembimbing: Prof. Dr. Ir. Ketut Wikantika, M.Eng., dan Asep Ha, KARTIKA Indonesia Final Project INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/14269 The rapid development of remote sensing technology nowadays has given lots of benefits including benefits for environmental condition researches. This environmental issues will further becoming the benchmark in determination of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) parameters. This research is using Landsat imagery for temperature and wetness value extraction, while area density will be determine through visual interpretation from Quickbird imagery. The limitation of area observed is around some urban areas in Bandung city which has highest rate of DHF occurred. Area density will be derived through visual interpretation method while correlation between temperature and wetness value will be derived through linear regretion trendline. The results shown that temperature has no strong relationship to the DHF numbers of cases, wetness value has a strong relationship, and area density has a slight relation but it cannot stand on its own and needed another parameter to help the accuracy of the result to determine the numbers of DHF cases. text |
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The rapid development of remote sensing technology nowadays has given lots of benefits including benefits for environmental condition researches. This environmental issues will further becoming the benchmark in determination of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) parameters. This research is using Landsat imagery for temperature and wetness value extraction, while area density will be determine through visual interpretation from Quickbird imagery. The limitation of area observed is around some urban areas in Bandung city which has highest rate of DHF occurred. Area density will be derived through visual interpretation method while correlation between temperature and wetness value will be derived through linear regretion trendline. The results shown that temperature has no strong relationship to the DHF numbers of cases, wetness value has a strong relationship, and area density has a slight relation but it cannot stand on its own and needed another parameter to help the accuracy of the result to determine the numbers of DHF cases. |
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