Shoreline change detection along North Sebou–Moulay Bousselham, based on remote sensing analysis

Ennouali, Zhour; Benmohammadi, Aïcha; Al-Mutiry, Motrih; Fannassi, Youssef; Masria, Ali

doi:10.1016/j.rsma.2023.102935

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“…This includes the implementation of integrated coastal management policies, protection of sensitive areas, regu-280 different scales. Remote sensing enables the monitoring of coastal changes, measuring the movements of dunes and beaches (Ennouali et al, 2023;Grottoli et al, 2020). By combining GIS and remote sensing data, we can better understand coastal processes and environmental dynamics, thereby contributing to more effective and sustainable management of coastal zones.…”

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Protection and enhancement of the coastal area of the wilaya of El Tarf (Algeria): Automatic analysis using computer tools

Belloulou,

Houma,

Otmani

2023

Ekológia (Bratislava)

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The coastline of El Tarf province, stretching for 90 km, presents a great variety of forms and complex ecosystems that need to be protected. The Coastal Law 02-02 was established to achieve this goal by using geographic information system (GIS) and remote sensing to assess the degree of implementation of this law on the ground. This evaluation highlighted a significant evolution of land use in the coastal zone of El Tarf province over a period of 32 years, from 1990 to 2022. In 1990, the area was predominantly forested (55.08%) with a proportion of agricultural land of 27.26% and a significant portion of wetland areas (17.26%). Over time, the forested area decreased to reach 48.58% in 2022, while agricultural land and urban areas increased. This evolution suggests increasing pressure on natural resources, with potential implications for the environment and biodiversity of the region. Despite the 2002 Coastal Law 02-02s which sets specific provisions for the protection and enhancement of the coastline, it is important to emphasize the importance of sustainable management of natural resources and land use in the region. It is essential to implement measures to protect the fragile ecosystems of the region and ensure the sustainability of natural resource use to preserve the environment and biodiversity of the region for future generations. This analysis could also eventually enable decision-makers to have supporting elements to evolve the law 02.02 with the aim of better preserving the coastal area.

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Protection and enhancement of the coastal area of the wilaya of El Tarf (Algeria): Automatic analysis using computer tools

Belloulou,

Houma,

Otmani

2023

Ekológia (Bratislava)

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Evolution of shoreline dynamics in Betoya Bay, home of the Nador West Med port, Morocco using the DSAS technique

El Hadri,

Boushaba,

Chourak

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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Shorelines are subject to constant changes due to natural and anthropogenic factors. Monitoring these changes is imperative for effective coastal management, environmental protection, and sustainable development. This work aims to provide detailed insights into the morphology and transformation of the shoreline within Betoya Bay, home to the strategically positioned Nador West Med (NWM) port complex, which is pivotal in enhancing maritime transport within the Mediterranean region. To achieve this, we have integrated remote sensing data, using LANDSAT satellite imagery from 1993 to 2023, and GIS applications with the help of the Digital Shoreline Analysis System. Shoreline change rates are assessed using End Point Rate (EPR) and Linear Regression Rate (LRR). The resulting maps enable us to pinpoint the shoreline changes after dividing the study area into two distinct zones. The results underscore the moderate dynamic nature of Betoya Bay's coastline, where various zones experience erosion and accretion, with erosion and accretion rates reaching -1.18 m/year and +1.4 m/year, respectively.

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Automatic Detection and Analysis of the Shoreline Change Rate at Maravanthe Coast, India

Yadav,

Kuntoji,

Hiremath

et al. 2024

Marine Geodesy

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Shoreline change detection along North Sebou–Moulay Bousselham, based on remote sensing analysis

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Protection and enhancement of the coastal area of the wilaya of El Tarf (Algeria): Automatic analysis using computer tools

Protection and enhancement of the coastal area of the wilaya of El Tarf (Algeria): Automatic analysis using computer tools

Evolution of shoreline dynamics in Betoya Bay, home of the Nador West Med port, Morocco using the DSAS technique

Automatic Detection and Analysis of the Shoreline Change Rate at Maravanthe Coast, India

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