GIS AND REMOTE SENSING IN FOREST FIRE ANALYSIS IN SERBIA

XIV International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Environmental Protection – IIZS 2024, str. 330-334

 

АУТОР / AUTHOR(S): Natalija Nikolić, Jovana Čugalj , Vesna Drakulović

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DOI: 10.46793/IIZS24.330N

САЖЕТАК / ABSTRACT:

This paper represents a review of papers that analyze forest fires in Serbia via GIS and remote sensing data. Forest fires are a hazard that could threat to the environment, and especially protected areas. GIS has great possibilities for analyzing spatial data, such as satellite images obtained by remote sensing methods. By using different data, it is possible to get more information about the extent of damage caused by forest fires, but also data about which areas are more threatened by forest fires than others. This shows the importance of GIS in forest fire analysis and that research on this topic should be continued.

КЉУЧНЕ РЕЧИ / KEYWORDS:

forest fire, hazards, gis, remote sensing, Serbia

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