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The vegetation has great importance to the environmental quality of urban spaces, promoting ecosystem services that amplify the quality of life of the population. In this sense, the study analyzed the vegetation cover of the city of Salto de Pirapora (SP), based on the elaboration of a vegetation cover index (VCI) by census and per capita sector, both correlated with the parameters recommended by the Organization of the United Nations (UN), which suggests an index of 12 m2 of vegetation cover per inhabitant in urban areas. As a methodological procedure for vegetation extraction, the false-color composition was used by Landsat-8 satellite images; however, for better accuracy, the digital fusion of panchromatic images with spatial resolution of 15 meters was carried out. As a result, of the 37 census tracts in the urban area, 28 sectors (76%) did not present the vegetation cover values suggested per inhabitant, and only 9 census tracts (24%) attended the index. Also, it was possible to verify that the population density has a relation directly proportional to the indices of vegetal cover. Therefore, the study inferred on quantitative aspects of the vegetation, evidencing the necessity of the enlargement of the green areas of the central region of the municipality of Salto de Pirapora.

ANÁLISE ESPACIAL DA COBERTURA VEGETAL NO CENTRO URBANO DO MUNICÍPIO DE SALTO DE PIRAPORA (SP)