Faulting and Lithological Features in Vegetation Distribution: A Remote Sensing Asisted Case Study from SE Turkey

In this study, the effect of lithological and tectonic parameters on vegetation density was investigated. context, two faults their immediate surroundings in an area whose bedrock is flysch limestone southeast Turkey (south Lake Van) were chosen as sampling area. research area, generally, extensional regime NE-SW direction has developed many normal these have gained oblique character places. The aforementioned not only controlled tectonic-morpho dynamics geomorphic but also texture vegetative cover. For target purpose field studies carried out remote sensing techniques applied. GIS outputs (NDVI, lineament, map) findings compared. As a result, it determined that there significant relationships between fault lines features