Research studies have shown that there has been a significant increase
in greenhouse gas emissions or so-called greenhouse gases caused by human and
industrial activities, which are the main cause of climate change and whose
effects are global. Drought, frost, high temperatures, low rainfall,
delayed outbreaks and increased flash flooding are of the critical impacts of
climate changes on the agricultural sector, causing huge losses to farmers
In order to keep pace with recent studies on climate change and its
effects and ways of adapting to and mitigating them, so came the idea of
developing a specialized department to study and follow up on the latest
developments and formulate solutions for farmers through the use of the latest
spatial and temporal techniques to harness them in drought and vegetation
control and the extent to which ecosystems are affected by the effects of
climate change
Goals:
1-To carry out research and studies that are in line with the objectives
of the SDGs , that contribute to promoting
integrated management, optimal use of natural resources and planning of
land uses ,as well as, the use of
technology in the agricultural sector through GIS and remote sensing
applications.
2- Integrated management
of ecosystems for sustainable development through scientific information and
traditional knowledge; which seek to protecting and restoring vital resources.