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The study proposed a methodology for the retrieval of precise Land Surface Temperature (LST) in Jharia Coalfield from night-time ASTER multispectral thermal infrared (TIR) data by split-window algorithm (SWA) using atmospheric transmittance and band-specific Land Surface Emissivity (LSE). For deriving night-time atmospheric transmittance, water vapor content was retrieved from night-time ASTER TIR data by modified split-window covariance and variance ratio approach. Improved LSE was retrieved by the proposed modified LSE model by integrating refined thermal emission-vegetation cover model, modified normalized difference water index and bandwidth-weighted red band reflectivity model. The retrieved SWA LST was compared with LST obtained by single-channel algorithm (SCA) across three coal fire test sites to demonstrate significant improvement in temperature contrast between coal fire and background pixels. Besides, SWA LST based coal fire thermal anomalies are significantly comparable (including substantially reduced false alarms) with in-situ observations than that of SCA LST.

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Retrieval of precise land surface temperature from ASTER night-time thermal infrared data by split window algorithm for improved coal fire detection in Jharia Coalfield, India