POST- WILDFIRE VEGETATION RECOVERY ANALYSIS A USING REMOTE SENSING

Wildfires are among the most severe natural disasters, causing extensive environmental damage and loss of biodiversity. This project focuses on analyzing vegetation recovery after wildfires using time-series satellite imagery and remote sensing techniques. The objective is to monitor regrowth patterns and assess the ecological impact through data visualization and geospatial analysis. The study applies vegetation indices and temporal satellite data to evaluate recovery trends in affected regions. This project contributes to environmental monitoring, restoration planning, and sustainable ecosystem management by providing a data-driven understanding of post-fire vegetation recovery.