NDVI Sensibility to Rainfall Spatial Distribution in ADJOHOUN (Benin, West Africa)

Authors

  • Sohou Enagnon Brice Pierre Pagney Climatology Laboratory, FLASH, University of Abomey -Calavi, Benin Author
  • Houndenou Constant Pierre Pagney Climatology Laboratory, FLASH, University of Abomey -Calavi, Benin Author
  • Boko Michel Pierre Pagney Climatology Laboratory, FLASH, University of Abomey -Calavi, Benin Author

Keywords:

NDVI, Rainfall, Adjohoun, reduction, increasing, decreasing.

Abstract

Linear regression analysis confirms a strong sensitivity between East NDVI and East-Center rainfall in Adjohoun with a threshold of 0.54%. Indeed, the reduction in 1236.25 units of rain in Central East induced decrease of one unit of East NDVI. Similarly, in the threshold of the 0.1%, there is a strong link between East rainfall and East-Center NDVI and West-Center NDVI. East-Center rain is strongly related to East rain in 0.1% threshold. Indeed, one unit increasing of East rain in the East causes an increase of 4.99 units of NDVI in East-Center and decreasing of 3.8 units of NDVI in East-Center. As for rainfall, increasing of one unit of rain in the East causes increased 0.38 unit of rain in East-Center.

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2015-02-28

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NDVI Sensibility to Rainfall Spatial Distribution in ADJOHOUN (Benin, West Africa). (2015). International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology, 5(1), 269-273. https://ijcet.evegenis.org/index.php/ijcet/article/view/1889