Seminary on Bengladesh_heat such as Methodological courses in GIS at SahelTech

This article is a summary of “Remote Sensing of land cover’s effect on surface temperatures: A case study of the Urban Heat Island in Bangalore, India” wrote by Shrinidhi Ambinakudige. In fact, we try disengaging its importance for our country “Mali in Africa” especially all scientific methods used by its experiment authors. We have been not trying to confiscate this article’s properties but we are instead showing Remote Sensing’s utilities to people who are interested about this subject in the other hand we try to make political decision maker paying attention about the high quality of this scientific methods for assessing surface temperature in Cities. Please to cite the original note such as: Ambinakudige, S. (2011) – Remote sensing of land cover’s effect on surface temperatures: a case study of the urban heat island in Bangalore, India, Applied GIS, 7(1), 1-12
COULIBALY A.B, Student in Geography Information Systems and Management of Natural Resources at SahelTech from 2010 to 2012 under the late Professor KONATE D. responsibility, President of SahelTech in Mali.