Modern Geospatial Approaches for Environmental Monitoring and Management is a comprehensive work showcasing the latest innovations in geospatial science and their real-world applications. Covering a wide range of topics, including the spatial modeling of clay layers, AI-supported soil erosion analysis, urban forest carbon stock estimation, and geospatial customer management, this book offers a unique combination of theory, technology, and practical applications.

Key topics include:

• Spatial interpolation and geostatistics for subsurface modeling.

• Integration of remote sensing, GIS, and artificial intelligence in environmental analysis.

• TLS and UAV-based carbon measurement for urban trees.

• Plant health assessment using remote sensing indices.

• GIS-based consumer data management for public services.

Whether you are a geologist, GIS analyst, environmental engineer, or student, this book will open the door to learning the tools and strategies that drive modern geographic analysis.

Make smarter decisions with spatial insights.