Abstract:In order to evaluate the effect of river and lake ecological water replenishment for groundwater overexploitation in North China, the satellite remote sensing image data of 22 river and lake basins in North China during 2020 are collected based on the coverage capability of existing domestic satellite remote sensing imagery. A complete framework of remote sensing monitoring on the effect is set up based on relevant water resources data. After preprocessing steps of orthophoto, fusion, and clipping, water body index and deep learning methods are applied to interpret and analyze the pre-processed images. Water surface area and river length are extracted. Verification is then carried out by comparing with the amount of ecological water replenishment of rivers and lakes, and annual variation is analyzed. The monitoring results show that from July to December 2020, the decreasing trend of water surface area and channel length of rivers and lakes in North China slows down Instead, the results show an increasing trend. Ecological water replenishment can help alleviate the decreasing trend of water surface area in groundwater overexploited areas, and it is verified that the scheme of groundwater recharge by rivers and lakes is indeed effective by multiple use of water resources and optimizing the spatial and temporal distributions.