July 1, 2025Journal of Geology Geography and GeoecologyOpen Access

Contribution of Remote Sensing to the Analysis of Land Cover and Surface Temperature: Case Study from the Siguirini Mining Area

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FOFassidy Oularé ADAbdoulaye Doumbouya AKAhmed Amara KonatéCentre de Géosciences

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This analysis highlights changes in land cover and surface temperature in Siguirini, indicating significant environmental degradation due to mining activities.

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Significant ecological transformations occurred in Siguirini, driven by increased human activities and environmental degradation.
Land cover analysis revealed a 45.59 percentage point decline in vegetated areas, while urban zones increased by 48.92 percentage points.
Combined remote sensing techniques yielded insights into land surface temperature changes, which rose from 36.41 °C to 47.17 °C over 10 years.
Research emphasizes the urgent need for environmental management measures, such as reforestation and improved land-use planning, to address these ecological shifts.

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Oularé et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af5bafad7bf08b1eadf245 https://doi.org/10.15421/112532

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This analysis highlights changes in land cover and surface temperature in Siguirini, indicating significant environmental degradation due to mining activities.

Contribution of Remote Sensing to the Analysis of Land Cover and Surface Temperature: Case Study from the Siguirini Mining Area

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