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Assessment of Shoreline Changes using Historical Satellite Images and Geospatial Analysis along the Lake Salda in Turkey

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This study was performed along the shorelines of Lake Salda in Turkey during the elapsed period from 1975 to 2019 in order to detect shoreline changes. Within this framework, geographic information system, digital shoreline analysis system, Modified Normalized Difference Water Index, and multi-temporal satellite images were utilized. The measurement of shoreline displacement was mainly divided into six analysis regions. In digital shoreline analysis system, several statistical parameters such as end point rate, linear regression rate, shoreline change envelope, and net shoreline movement were computed to measure the rates of shoreline displacement in terms of erosion and accretion. The maximum shoreline change between 1975 and 2019 was determined as 556.45 m by shoreline change envelope parameter. The maximum shoreline change was 16.35 m/year by end point rate parameter and 12.91 m/year by linear regression rate parameter. While erosion has been observed in 3rd, 4th and 6th segments, accretion has been observed in other segments. When all the transects were taken into consideration, an accretion observed. The results indicate that there is a decrease in area of the lake. Experiment results show that integrated use of multi-temporal satellite images and statistical parameters are very effective and useful for shoreline change analysis. It is thought that the structures such as irrigation pond and dam that are built on the streams that recharge the lake and average rainfall and average temperature conditions are the main reasons of the fluctuations and changes in the shorelines.

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  2. Department of Survey, Project and Environment, 13th Region, General Directorate of Highways, 07090, Antalya, Turkey

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Dereli, M.A., Tercan, E. Assessment of Shoreline Changes using Historical Satellite Images and Geospatial Analysis along the Lake Salda in Turkey. Earth Sci Inform 13, 709–718 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12145-020-00460-x

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