Research Article

Contribution Degree of Different Surface Factors in Urban Interior to Urban Thermal Environment

Table 3

Basic information of the feature categories.

Feature categoryDelegatesExplanationSlice images

WaterA body of water within built-up area, such as a river, lake, or pond.
VegetationVegetation within built-up areas, such as forests, grasslands, and greenbelts.
Bright buildingBuildings with high reflectivity in the area, such as concrete roofs and cement floors.
Dark buildingThe buildings with low reflectivity in the area, such as asphalt roof, cement pavement, and red brick tile house.
Bright soilBare land with high reflectivity in the built-up area, such as bare soil with high sediment content, hard soil pavement with shallow water content, and bare area waiting for construction after demolition.
Dark soilBare land with low reflectivity in the built-up area, such as bare soil with high water content, land with sparse shrub growth in grassland, and water edge area.
Alloy buildingThe alloy buildings with very high reflectivity are constructed in the area, such as colored steel roof, glass roof, and alloy roof, such as the outer building materials of Beijing Grand Theater.