A Systematic Review on Advancements in Remote Sensing for Assessing and Monitoring Land Use and Land Cover Changes Impacts on Surface Water Resources in Semi-Arid Tropical Environments

This study aimed to provide a systematic overview of the progress made in utilizing remote sensing for assessing impacts land use and cover (LULC) changes on water resources (quality quantity). review also addresses research gaps, challenges, opportunities associated with remotely sensed data assessment monitoring. The applications monitoring LULC, along their quality quantity, has advanced significantly. availability high-resolution satellite imagery, integration multiple sensors, classification techniques have improved accuracy mapping change detection. Furthermore, highlights vast potential providing detailed information relationship between LULC through advancements science analytics, drones, web-based platforms, balloons. It emphasizes importance promoting efforts, spatial patterns, ecosystem services, hydrological models enables more comprehensive evaluation quantity changes. Continued technology methodologies will further improve our ability assess monitor ultimately leading informed decision making effective resource management. Such endeavors are crucial achieving sustainable management quantity.