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The recovery of land cover/use after the disaster is sometimes disorderly, especially in developing countries. It is\udnecessary to continuously monitor the progress of land cover/use recovery after disaster in order to sustain\udvegetation around estuarine and coastal areas. The purpose of this study was to assess the recovery progress of\udvegetation around estuarine and coastal areas after the Indian Ocean tsunami using a simplified method which\udconsisting Google Earth and visual photo interpretation. Vegetation areas were able to be detected with high\udaccuracy (80%−100%) using simplified method which consisting Google Earth and visual photo interpretation. We\udwere able to show that all most of area including mangrove forests recovered relatively smoothly. However, the area\udwhich has a large vegetation areas have not enough recovered, which reached to half or less than half compare with\udbefore tsunami. This may be significant in affecting the role of the coastal ecosystem and bioshield. A large number of\udsmall mangrove patches (less than 0.1 ha) were able to found around ponds, a number that rapidly increased after the\udtsunami. Some site in 2013 was double that in 2004. Fish farmers might have planted them for supplying nutrients to\udponds and maintain the water quality. Dozen years have passed since the 2004 tsunami, and it might be time to more\udfocus on the recovery of large vegetation are

A Brief Description of Recovery Process of Coastal Vegetation after Tsunami: A Google Earth time-series Remote Sensing Data