التقييم المبدئي لإمكانيات التقنيات الجيومكانية في رصد الأثار البيئية المحتملة للزراعة المائية : دراسة تطبيقية بمدينة بريدة، منطقة القصيم، المملكة العربية

الملخص EN

Hydroponics is one of the forms of agriculture without soil and is intended for the development of plants in water, which is a key medium for growth in addition to nutrients such as fertilizers that plants need to grow naturally and there are many types of hydroponics, which differ among themselves according to the movement of water around the roots, including what is still Including what is mobile.

Hydroponics has an impact on the surrounding environment in general.

The research will examine the potential environmental impacts of hydroponics using remote sensing, GIS and geolocation devices, collectively called geospatial techniques.

Digital base maps and Landsat satellite imagery data were used for 1985 and 2019 to obtain an approximate monitoring of NDVI vegetation in the scope of the general study area, which is the Qassim area, as well as to detect spatial changes and determine their subcategories, as well as the application of remote sensing technology in the analysis of values.

Surface temperature inside City of Buraydah as a detailed model for the study and spatial modeling work to simulate the expected temperature values if the use of roofs in the city changes to vegetation to reflect on the surrounding environment.