ANALYSIS OF THE DEGRADATION OF SOILS IN DESERT PASTURES USING REMOTE SENSING DATA
Keywords:
desert pastures, vegetation cover, cartographic data, natural and climatic conditions of the territory, annual precipitation, sandy desert soils, degradation processes, GIS technologies.Abstract
This article presents the results of a study on the analysis of the state of soil degradation distributed on desert pastures based on remote sensing data. The article also emphasizes the importance of remote sensing of soil cover in determining the relationship of soil properties and vegetation with the natural and climatic conditions of the study area. In turn, the use of vegetation indices characterizing the vegetation cover using GIS technologies in monitoring the state of pasture degradation is of great practical importance.
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