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Articles | Volume 383
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Articles | Volume 383
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16 Sep 2020
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Improved understanding of the Senegal floodplain socio-hydrosystems with multi-scalar earth observations

Andrew Ogilvie, Jean-Christophe Poussin, Jean-Claude Bader, Didier Martin, Gora Ndiaye, and Djiby Dia

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Rising availability of remote sensing imagery provide novel opportunities to improve the understanding of the hydrology of multiple water bodies. The analysis of 443 Landsat images between 1984–2017 and 48 Sentinel-2 images between 2015–2017 confirms the possibility of monitoring floods within individual depressions of the Senegal River floodplain. First results based on in situ data also reveal the potential to refine hydrological relationships between the water height and the flooded area.
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