Analysis Of Different Indices For Monitoring Vegetation Cover Using Remote Sensing Data: A Case Study Of Baramulla District, Kashmir Valley, India | Page 5

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August-2024

Research Article

Mudasir Majid Malik Asima Nusrath and Mahalingam B

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xxx-xxxxx-xxxx

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science

KeyWords:

SAVI, NDVI, MSI, Indices, Vegetation

Abstract:

The present study has been conducted to analysis the accuracy in different indices to measure the vegetation cover. For the study three decadal remote sensing data have been selected such as, 1992, 2001 and 2012. These satellite images are belong to Lands at series, in which 1992 and 2012 are belong to TM and 2001 is belong to ETM+. To analyze the accuracy of different indices, the study have been conducted the vegetation cover of Baramulla district using NDVI, SAVI and MSI indices. The result of analysis represents that the indices SAVI is better than other two methods.

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