Proposing a combined method of optic and SAR images to estimate flood damage: Case study - Sahand Mountain and its surroundings
Publish place: The First International Conference and the Second National Conference on New Geomatics Technologies and Applications
Publish Year: 1399
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Index date: 3 August 2021
Proposing a combined method of optic and SAR images to estimate flood damage: Case study - Sahand Mountain and its surroundings abstract
Floods are a natural hazard of the Earth's ecosystem, and they are frequently caused by heavy rains, melting snow and large chunks of ice, or river uprising. This study examined the extent of damage to flooded areas in April 2112by using sentinel-1 and landsat-8 pictures from the Sahand mountain and its surroundings. The flooded areas were separated by a threshold after applying the filters necessary to eliminate errors in the SAR image. In addition, areas with steep slopes as well as permanent rivers and pre-flooded waters were eliminated based on the slope and NDWI parameteres (obtained from the SRTM data and the optical image, respectively). The final result demonstrates that 18492.88 hectares was covered by the floods.
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Proposing a combined method of optic and SAR images to estimate flood damage: Case study - Sahand Mountain and its surroundings authors
Arash rahmani.z
Assistant Professor, University of Tabriz Tabriz, Iran
Mohammadreza Emami goyjesoltan
Student, University of Tabriz,Tabriz, Iran
Misagh Sepehriamin
Student, University of Tabriz,Tabriz, Iran