Assessment of Shoreline Change of Jerba Island Based on Remote Sensing Data and GIS Using DSAS Tools

Sandy coasts are often marked by an intense recession of the shoreline [1]. Recent advances in the radiometric, spatial, temporal, and spectral resolution of sensors have provided a valuable tool set for innovative coastal data processing methods. It has been demonstrated that satellite imagery, as well as new remote sensing methods, can provide more practical approaches to the mapping and monitoring of coastal environments.