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An analysis of climate change in Peninsular of Malaysia using remote sesing techniques

ABSTRACT: Climate change has become the most debated issues since the past few years and the issues remain as a major environmental concern until now. Among impact of climate change are changes in pattern of rainfall, density, duration and magnitude, which will then lead to extreme weather such as flood. Climate change will also lead an increase in temperature and causes drought events. Thus analysis of climate change is very important and the information can be used for the prediction of the occurrences of flood and drought. Remote sensing data of Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) are used to analyze the spatial and temporal distribution of rainfall pattern for duration of thirty years, since 1979 until 2010 for Peninsular of Malaysia.