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Assessment of the relationship between the sea surface temperature (SST) and the brightness temperature (BT) is necessary for estimating the SST using the BT data derived from the earth observation satellite sensors. This research assessed the relationship between the in-situ-measured SST data and the BT data derived from the Landsat-8 thermal infrared sensors through the linear regression analysis. The statistical results derived from the developed regression model show the following: the SST and BT datasets have a strong and positive relationship, and the BT data is the significant parameter for measuring the SST. In the future research, the various regression models will be compared to select the most appropriate model for estimating the SST using the BT data.