Satellite Imagery System in Water Resources Management: Impacts from the Land Use and Land Cover Change

Payus, Carolyn, Huey, Lim Ann and Adnan, Farrah, (2020). Satellite Imagery System in Water Resources Management: Impacts from the Land Use and Land Cover Change. Asian Journal of Scientific Research, 13(3), 197-204

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    Author Payus, Carolyn
    Huey, Lim Ann
    Adnan, Farrah
    Title Satellite Imagery System in Water Resources Management: Impacts from the Land Use and Land Cover Change
    Appearing in Asian Journal of Scientific Research
    Volume 13
    Issue No. 3
    Publication Date 2020-07-09
    Place of Publication Tokyo
    Publisher Science Alert
    Start page 197
    End page 204
    Language eng
    Abstract Background and Objective: Water Resource is a critical requirement of human existence for all social and economic endeavors. The occurrence of high human activities, especially in agriculture, tourism and industry breaks the balance between water supply and demand that significantly increases the vulnerability of regions into more damaging impacts. The main objective of this study is to determine the increase in water demand by land-use changes and at the same time to assess the land use and land cover change in the region. Materials and Methods: The research was performed by remote sensing Landsat 8 Operational Land Imager/Thermal infrared Scanner (OLI/TIRS) 30 m Satellite Imagery analysis. Results: The findings show that the average rate of increase in water demand was estimated at 0.22% each year for domestic, commercial and industrial sector usage and 43.08% per year for the agricultural sector. Conclusion: This study shows how different water extraction by the society through land-use change has affected the water availability throughout the region.
    UNBIS Thesaurus POLICY-MAKING
    WATER RESOURCES
    WATER MANAGEMENT
    LAND REFORM
    LAND ADMINISTRATION
    SATELLITE MONITORING
    REMOTE SENSING
    Copyright Holder The Authors
    Copyright Year 2020
    Copyright type Creative commons
    ISSN 19921454
    DOI 10.3923/ajsr.2020.197.204
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