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Detection of Changes in Surface Water Bodies Urban Area with NDWI and MNDWI Methods [PDF]
International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology, 2019 Land surface water bodies, an essential part of the Earth’s water cycle such as rivers, lakes, swamp, and reservoirs, influence the global ecosystem and climate global significantly. Makassar, one of the most populated cities in Indonesia, recently experiences massive development that affects the existence of vegetation area and urban aquatic ecosystem.
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Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2015
Nowadays, river dynamics is strongly influenced by human activities. The Zarrine-Rūd River morphology and the Urmia Lake beach line have been changing in recent decades because of agricultural and construction activities, industrial and urban projects, extra using of water, and sediments of river by riverside dwellers.
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Nowadays, river dynamics is strongly influenced by human activities. The Zarrine-Rūd River morphology and the Urmia Lake beach line have been changing in recent decades because of agricultural and construction activities, industrial and urban projects, extra using of water, and sediments of river by riverside dwellers.
Amir Sedighi +1 more
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MNDWI and BSI for Monitoring Land Degradation in Gresik Regency
IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental ScienceAbstract Land degradation or land productivity declined in Indonesia, reaching 25.1% in 2014. However, in East Java, land degradation showed a downward trend from 2006 to 2018. This land degradation process was expected to affect the condition of agriculture and plantations in the region.
F. N. S. Herlita +3 more
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Comparison of sub pixel MNDWI and AWEIshadow indices capability for shallow and narrow river extraction [PDF]
Journal of Geospatial Information Technology, 2017 Elham Taherian +2 more
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Water body extraction from LANDSAT ETM+ image using MNDWI and K-T transformation
2013 21st International Conference on Geoinformatics, 2013Yuchun Wei, Fang Huang
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FLOOD MONITORING USING NDWI AND MNDWI SPECTRAL INDICES: A CASE STUDY OF AGHQALA FLOOD-2019, GOLESTAN PROVINCE, IRAN [PDF]
International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences - ISPRS Archives, 2019 Abstract. Assessment of changes of water bodies and vegetation by traditional methods is very difficult and costly. The use of satellite data makes it possible to study water bodies and vegetation more accurately and cost effectively. Accordingly, various digital methods have been developed to discover and detect changes of earth's surface features ...
F. Khalifeh Soltanian +2 more
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Aquatic Procedia, 2015 Abstract Bangalore, the IT capital of India, is one of the fastest growing city of Asia. Rapid urbanization of Bangalore during the last two decades has posed a serious threat to the existence of ecological systems, specifically water bodies which play a crucial part in supporting life.
Gautam, Vivek Kumar +3 more
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USING NDWI AND MNDWI INDEX IMAGES FROM LANDSAT-8 MULTISPECTRAL IMAGERY
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APLICAÇÃO DO MNDWI PARA MAPEAMENTO DAS ÁREAS INUNDÁVEIS DO PANTANAL DO CUIABÁ
REVISTA EQUADORA presente pesquisa analisou a aplicação do Índice de Diferença Normalizado da Água Modificado (MNDWI) para o mapeamento automatizado das áreas inundáveis do Pantanal do Cuiabá. Para o mapeamento, foi utilizada a série histórica de 1985 a 2018 considerando os períodos de cheia do rio Cuiabá, totalizando 33 imagens do satélite Landsat 5, 7 e 8.
Andressa Padovani Gil +1 more
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