Nakhon Nayok satellite images 2017–2025: how it changed

9 yearly Sentinel-2 images of Nakhon Nayok, from 27 Jan 2017 to 1 Dec 2024. Green cover in true colour moved from 42% to 53% (+11 percentage points) across a 8 × 8 km box.

Before and after

Sentinel-2 true-colour image of Nakhon Nayok, 1 Dec 2024Sentinel-2 true-colour image of Nakhon Nayok, 27 Jan 201720172025

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Year by year

Yearly facts

YearAcquiredCloud coverGreen coverValid pixels
201727 Jan 20170%42%100%
201816 Feb 20180%51%100%
201922 Jan 20191%41%100%
20207 Jan 20200%35%100%
20215 Feb 20210%34%100%
202222 Dec 20210%42%100%
202326 Jan 20231%37%100%
202415 Feb 20240%39%100%
20251 Dec 20240%53%100%

Method and limits

  • Sentinel-2 true colour at 10 m per pixel, so single houses are not visible.
  • One clear dry-season acquisition per year; seasons and sun angle still differ slightly between years.
  • Green cover is an RGB approximation of green-dominant pixels, not NDVI.
  • Clouds, haze and shadows can remain in a scene even after selection.

Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data, processed by MapScale.

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