Vegetation scenario of Indian part of Ganga Delta: a change analysis using Sentinel-1 time series data on Google earth engine platform
Vegetation scenario of Indian part of Ganga Delta: a change analysis using Sentinel-1 time series data on Google earth engine platform
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10.1007/s42797-021-00041-1
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2021-08
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B. Halder;Jatisankar Bandyopadhyay
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作者:
B. Halder;Jatisankar Bandyopadhyay
Rapid urbanization process, climate change, earth movement and geomorphological structure change were courses environmental degradation. Population pressure also one of the issuing factors for deforestation or vegetation degradation in a particular region. Gradually Indian forest and vegetated area were damaged due to those reasons. Greenhouse Gas (GHG), Soil moisture, soil erosion, oxygen level, slope stability and landslide are controlled by vegetation. In India, there were many types of the forest region.. Remote sensing is a wide area of application improving accuracy result in various sectors. These include global forest loss, earth surface change, climate change scenario, water resource and many more. After super cyclone ‘Alia’, the Ganga delta is mostly affected the huge flood inundation and vegetation loses are identified. Google Earth Engine (GEE) is a cloud-based platform to detect earth observation using high spatial satellite data with planetary-scale analysis capabilities. Multi-year Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Sentinel-1 C-band GRD data was used to identify vegetation damaged area. Time series analysis of Sentinel-1 Copernicus imagery was used available on Google Earth Engine (GEE). Dual polarization intensity Sentinel-1 C-band data and algorithm were used to detect the time series analysis between 2015/2017 and 2017/2020 year. Resulting total vegetation degradation mean are 1.5759 (2015/2017 data), −0.4840 (2017/2020) and standard deviation are 2.8503 (2015/2017 data), 2.2387 (2017/2020 data). The big-data are covering total areal vegetation degradation in Google Earth Engine (GEE). Southern parts of Ganga-delta are facing huge change in some decades, also effected in the mangrove forest.