Abstract
Monitoring post-fire forest disturbances and subsequent recovery is vital for management and preservation purposes of the forest ecosystems. This study aimed to assess forests’ damages and regrowth dynamics after fire using remotely sensed data and to compare its reliability for post-fire monitoring in different forest environments. This paper compared forest regrowth dynamics applying selected spectral indices – Differenced Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (dNDVI), Differenced Normalized Burn Ratio (dNBR), and Differenced Disturbance Index (dDI). The post-fire environmental impact and recovery processes were performed on the territory of the three fires in Bulgaria – Ardino, Bistrishko branishte, and Perperek.
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