A Study on the use of the NDVI as Distribution Factors for Water Resources Conservation and Compensation Fees

Yin Jen Liao; Hwa Sheng Gau; Sasala Taiban; Chung Yi Chung; Shao Wei Liao; Wen Liang Lai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.3662

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A Study on the use of the NDVI as Distribution Factors for Water Resources Conservation and Compensation Fees

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This study aims to discuss the use of water resources conservation and compensation fees in 2008, 2009, and 2010. The study also discusses the feasibility of using the conservation indicator the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) as a distribution factor for the compensation fee. Results from this study demonstrate that whilst NDVI is able to show changes in forested areas, the analysis is limited by large technical requirements and results are dependent on the quality of the satellite imagery. Therefore, the acceptability of the proposal to use the NDVI as a distribution factor for compensation fees by the township offices that make compensation fee applications is uncertain. This method requires more in-depth research to determine its feasibility.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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3662-3667

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Yin Jen Liao, Hwa Sheng Gau, Sasala Taiban, Chung Yi Chung, Shao Wei Liao, Wen Liang Lai

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Compensation Fee, Extreme Climate, Water Resource, Water Resources Conservation Indicator

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