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Bare surface index (BSI) and surface vegetation index (SVI) are important spectral indices for land use planning systems. A long-term monthly analysis of BSI and SVI in an urban area is needed for better land use planning. However, a few research works were available on BSI and SVI. The present research work evaluates the mean monthly land surface temperature (LST) and the monthly LST-BSI and LST-SVI correlation in Raipur City of central India using 254 Landsat satellite data from 1988 to 2019. April (37.11 °C) and January (24.11 °C) record the highest mean LST and lowest mean LST, respectively. Karl Pearson’s coefficient of correlation is used to correlate LST with BSI and SVI. Although both the indices develop a positive correlation (moderate) with LST, BSI (0.64) has a better value of correlation coefficient than SVI (0.39). The best LST-BSI correlation is found in August (0.77) followed by September (0.75), October (0.74), and July (0.72). The best LST-SVI correlation is also observed in August (0.50), followed by July (0.49) and September (0.48). The study indicates that a dry bare surface enhances the intensity of LST. The research may be considered a good case study for land use planners.

Long-Term Evaluation of Land Surface Temperature with Bare Surface Index and Surface Vegetation Index: A Case Study of a Central Indian City