Russian Federation
the use of modern remote sensing technologies is of particular importance for solving the problems of monitoring and management of secondary forest resources in forest ecosystems. Special attention in the study is paid to the influence of infrastructural objects, such as power transmission lines (transmission lines), on the condition of forest areas. The use of NDVI and EVI indices, calculated from Sentinel-2 satellite data, reveals vegetation dynamics and differences between areas near power lines and adjacent areas. These technologies significantly improve the accuracy and timeliness of monitoring, which contributes to more effective forest management and minimizes the need for field surveys.
secondary forest resources, remote sensing, Sentinel-2, NDVI, EVI, vegetation monitoring, secondary forest resources management, power lines, infrastructure facilities
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