Morphological changes of river Bank Erosion and channel shifting assessment on Arial Khan River of Bangladesh using Landsat satellite time series images

The continuous processes of erosion and deposition in rivers are intricately linked to changes in land use and land cover (LULC), reflecting dynamic landscape transformations. This study investigates the rate of riverbank erosion, channel shifting, and the impact of erosion on LULC dynamics along th...

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Main Authors: Irteja Hasan, Joyjit Dey, Md. Mustafizur Rahman Munna, Afiadeal Preya, Tahrin Bhuiyan Nisanur, Munira Jaman Memy, Mst. Zihan Shazia Zeba
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author Irteja Hasan
Joyjit Dey
Md. Mustafizur Rahman Munna
Afiadeal Preya
Tahrin Bhuiyan Nisanur
Munira Jaman Memy
Mst. Zihan Shazia Zeba
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Joyjit Dey
Md. Mustafizur Rahman Munna
Afiadeal Preya
Tahrin Bhuiyan Nisanur
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description The continuous processes of erosion and deposition in rivers are intricately linked to changes in land use and land cover (LULC), reflecting dynamic landscape transformations. This study investigates the rate of riverbank erosion, channel shifting, and the impact of erosion on LULC dynamics along the Arial Khan River. Utilizing GIS and remote sensing techniques, we analyzed time-series satellite images from 1993 to 2024 within a 2 km buffer zone of the floodplain. Supervised classification methods were applied for LULC analysis, with results validated using confusion matrices to assess classification accuracy. ArcGIS 10.8 was employed to analyze channel centerline migration, while NDVI analysis assessed vegetation health. The study reveals that between 1993 and 2024, 5142.60 ha were lost to erosion, while deposition affected 4756.52 ha, with erosion surpassing deposition overall. The river shifted an average of 0.66 km during this period, with higher migration rates in Muladi Upazila compared to Babuganj Upazila. Settlement areas expanded significantly from 137.82 ha in 1993 to 2768.68 ha in 2024, while agricultural land declined substantially. These findings provide valuable insights for policymakers to address erosion severity in confluence zones and lay the groundwork for sustainable land management practices.
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spelling doaj-art-bafe11a3a03f4bfcb66e2bf55a8bcd872025-08-20T02:49:06ZengElsevierProgress in Disaster Science2590-06172024-12-012410038110.1016/j.pdisas.2024.100381Morphological changes of river Bank Erosion and channel shifting assessment on Arial Khan River of Bangladesh using Landsat satellite time series imagesIrteja Hasan0Joyjit Dey1Md. Mustafizur Rahman Munna2Afiadeal Preya3Tahrin Bhuiyan Nisanur4Munira Jaman Memy5Mst. Zihan Shazia Zeba6Corresponding author.; Department of Coastal Studies and Disaster Management, University of Barishal, Karnakathi, Barishal 8254, BangladeshDepartment of Coastal Studies and Disaster Management, University of Barishal, Karnakathi, Barishal 8254, BangladeshDepartment of Coastal Studies and Disaster Management, University of Barishal, Karnakathi, Barishal 8254, BangladeshDepartment of Coastal Studies and Disaster Management, University of Barishal, Karnakathi, Barishal 8254, BangladeshDepartment of Coastal Studies and Disaster Management, University of Barishal, Karnakathi, Barishal 8254, BangladeshDepartment of Coastal Studies and Disaster Management, University of Barishal, Karnakathi, Barishal 8254, BangladeshDepartment of Coastal Studies and Disaster Management, University of Barishal, Karnakathi, Barishal 8254, BangladeshThe continuous processes of erosion and deposition in rivers are intricately linked to changes in land use and land cover (LULC), reflecting dynamic landscape transformations. This study investigates the rate of riverbank erosion, channel shifting, and the impact of erosion on LULC dynamics along the Arial Khan River. Utilizing GIS and remote sensing techniques, we analyzed time-series satellite images from 1993 to 2024 within a 2 km buffer zone of the floodplain. Supervised classification methods were applied for LULC analysis, with results validated using confusion matrices to assess classification accuracy. ArcGIS 10.8 was employed to analyze channel centerline migration, while NDVI analysis assessed vegetation health. The study reveals that between 1993 and 2024, 5142.60 ha were lost to erosion, while deposition affected 4756.52 ha, with erosion surpassing deposition overall. The river shifted an average of 0.66 km during this period, with higher migration rates in Muladi Upazila compared to Babuganj Upazila. Settlement areas expanded significantly from 137.82 ha in 1993 to 2768.68 ha in 2024, while agricultural land declined substantially. These findings provide valuable insights for policymakers to address erosion severity in confluence zones and lay the groundwork for sustainable land management practices.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590061724000711River Bank ErosionAccretionChannel shiftingLand use/land coverNDVIBangladesh
spellingShingle Irteja Hasan
Joyjit Dey
Md. Mustafizur Rahman Munna
Afiadeal Preya
Tahrin Bhuiyan Nisanur
Munira Jaman Memy
Mst. Zihan Shazia Zeba
Morphological changes of river Bank Erosion and channel shifting assessment on Arial Khan River of Bangladesh using Landsat satellite time series images
Progress in Disaster Science
River Bank Erosion
Accretion
Channel shifting
Land use/land cover
NDVI
Bangladesh
title Morphological changes of river Bank Erosion and channel shifting assessment on Arial Khan River of Bangladesh using Landsat satellite time series images
title_full Morphological changes of river Bank Erosion and channel shifting assessment on Arial Khan River of Bangladesh using Landsat satellite time series images
title_fullStr Morphological changes of river Bank Erosion and channel shifting assessment on Arial Khan River of Bangladesh using Landsat satellite time series images
title_full_unstemmed Morphological changes of river Bank Erosion and channel shifting assessment on Arial Khan River of Bangladesh using Landsat satellite time series images
title_short Morphological changes of river Bank Erosion and channel shifting assessment on Arial Khan River of Bangladesh using Landsat satellite time series images
title_sort morphological changes of river bank erosion and channel shifting assessment on arial khan river of bangladesh using landsat satellite time series images
topic River Bank Erosion
Accretion
Channel shifting
Land use/land cover
NDVI
Bangladesh
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590061724000711
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