Abstract
Methane is produced by various natural processes that directly or indirectly contribute to the entire Earth’s methane budget. If the Earth’s overall methane budget becomes imbalanced, CH4 has an impact on climate change. Wetlands, rice fields, animals, factories, and fossil fuels are major sources of methane emissions. Among all the resources, wetlands and rice fields are more prominent factors in methane emission, dependent on the water table, temperature, and vegetation. Our study employed the GIS remote sensing technique to analyze methane emissions from 2003 to 2021 in the northern part of India, East Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, and the northeast region of India that is Assam. We also predicted the water table, temperature, and vegetation as raw materials for methane creation. Water table, temperature, and vegetation are essential for wetland ecosystem life, particularly for methanogenic organisms; however, the water table and temperature are critical for rice plant growth and development. With the help of GIS remote sensing, India’s monthly rainfall pattern and the water table, vegetation, and temperature pattern over 41 years were analyzed. Our key findings highlight the importance of GIS remote-sensing-based monitoring of methane gas emissions from wetlands and rice fields for their management.
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