Applications of Remote Sensing as Climate Resilience Technique: A Bibliometric Research Trends

Abstract

Regional variances in climate, soil, and topography make agricultural production systems particularly fragile. Animal health are negatively impacted by variations in air temperature, precipitation, frequency, and intensity of extreme weather events. For its assessment and administration, cutting-edge methods like remote sensing (RS), global positioning systems, and geographic information systems (GIS) might be very beneficial. The RM & GIS are essential tools with numerous applications for tackling these problems. The impact of climatic and human-induced changes on the environment is receiving more attention as a result of climate change. Due to climate change and human activity, "desertification" describes the degradation of land in arid, semiarid, and dry sub-humid regions. Natural resource sustainability in changing climates can be obtained with the application of RS and GIS. In this review article, the issues towards wildlife were demonstrated and the application of remote sensing was discussed to reduce the impact of climate change to save the wildlife and its preservation. Further, the bibliometric analysis was conducted via R-studio Bibliometric tool, which entailed that developed countries (USA, Canada, Germany) are more forward to applying remote sensing tool to mitigate climate risks.