Spatial and temporal variation of vegetation cover in Al- Soudah area and its relationship to precipitation during the period (2014- 2018 AD) using remote sensing and geographic information systems

Authors

  • Fadi Abdullah alanazi College of Art | King Saud university | KSA
  • Yaser Rashed Alzannan College of Art | King Saud university | KSA
  • Faten Hamed Nahas College of Art | King Saud university | KSA

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.N220421

Keywords:

soil-modified vegetation index, soudation, bare soil, spectral calibration, spatial resolution

Abstract

Souda is one of the important regions in Saudi Arabia in terms of spatial and temporal changes in vegetation cover; It includes the National Park, which is a leading tourist destination and one of the most beautiful parks in it.

by tracking the spatial and temporal changes of vegetation cover by integrating remote sensing and geographic information systems, through the application of the modified soil vegetation index MSAVI during the period (2014- 2018), it became clear the decrease in the quantity and density of vegetation cover in the area. Thus, the study concluded that this indicator is one of the best indicators that can be used to extract vegetation cover from satellite images.

Author Biographies

  • Fadi Abdullah alanazi, College of Art | King Saud university | KSA

    College of Art | King Saud university | KSA

  • Yaser Rashed Alzannan, College of Art | King Saud university | KSA

    College of Art | King Saud university | KSA

  • Faten Hamed Nahas, College of Art | King Saud university | KSA

    College of Art | King Saud university | KSA

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2021-09-30

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alanazi, F. A., Alzannan, Y. R., & Nahas, F. H. (2021). Spatial and temporal variation of vegetation cover in Al- Soudah area and its relationship to precipitation during the period (2014- 2018 AD) using remote sensing and geographic information systems. Journal of Natural Sciences, Life and Applied Sciences, 5(3), 107-87. https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.N220421