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In this study, the relationship between urban size and the heat island intensity is analysed by using meso scale Weather Research & Forecasting (WRF) model, in three cities with different sizes (Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya area). If the urban form such as building coverage ratio and building height is the same, air temperature rise in urban area is not confirmed when urban size is expanded. Therefore, it is considered that there is no relationship between urban size and the heat island intensity. However, the spatial average air temperature in urban area rises when urban size is expanded, since higher air temperature area increases in inland. In the case of calculating the heat island intensity using the spatial average temperature in urban area, the heat island intensity is related to urban size.

ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SIZE OF URBAN LOCATED ON COASTAL AND HEAT ISLAND INTENSITY IN SUMMER BY USING WRF MODEL