[PDF] Top 20 IMPROVEMENT OF QUALITY OF LIFE USING REMOTE SENSING AND GIS TECHNIQUES

... enhancement techniques should be applied after reviewing the quality of the digital data to increase the interpretability of the satellite ...registered using Survey of India (SOI) topographic maps ... See full document

... The high rate of increase in the urban population has created many problems in the urban areas of Indian cities. Doubling and tripling of urban population practically in all major cities and towns and the consequent ... See full document

... In the developing countries, the acute problem of slum formation is found not only in the big cities but also in medium and small cities and towns "A slum is a contiguous settlement where the inhabitants are ... See full document

... A rice leaf is composed of a sheet, ligules, blade and auricle. The sheet ribbon shaped structure is rolled into a cylinder that includes all the parts of a shoot. The blade is a longer, flat but narrow part of a leaf. ... See full document

... The shrub/grass land increased by a total area of 8355 ha (13.11%) during the entire study period. This is in contrast with the dense and open forest that have lost area. Similarly, the cropland has increased by 1244 ha ... See full document

... higher quality of lineament ...preparation using remote sensing and GIS techniques for part of the Morna River Basins, ... See full document

... the quality and quantity of surface water, groundwater and other natural resources in the watershed ...activities. Quality and quantity of downstream has direct connection with the upstream activity of ... See full document

... the life of who and what is to come the present review to investigate groundwater potential at different regions in Palani Taluk, Tamilnadu, ...in GIS programming. By utilizing GIS (Geographical ... See full document

... Peshawar secured first rank in major cities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) in terms of population. More spe- cifically in 1961, Peshawar carried about 29% of total urban population of KPK, and hence was representative of ... See full document

... mm. Remote sensing techniques are extensively utilized to have identified and delineated various geomorphic units in the ...Table.(1) using of GIS can be made to indicate each theme as ... See full document

... of GIS and Remote Sensing in evaluating Land Cover in Ibadan between 1972 and 2006 so as to detect the changes that has taken place in this status between these ...done using Marcov Chain ... See full document

... of remote sensing techniques, identification of the locales for occurrence of groundwater has become a rapid and cost effective natural resource survey (Nag 2005, Ravindran 1997, Tiwari and Rai 1996, ... See full document

... National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA) has developed a standard classification system for Indian ...the GIS based land use / land cover database employing remote sensing ... See full document

... details, Depth to Groundwater Table (DTW) and Geology, Soil map and Ground water Prospects map help identification of groundwater potential zones in the study area. The present study area which is hard rock terrain, ... See full document

... Using CA models in urban systems for the first time was proposed by Couclelis (1985) and then has been used by several researchers. Many interesting fields in cellular automata studies have been documented in: (i) ... See full document

... Model) with 32 m x 32 m resolution is used for the morphometric analysis of the basin to derive linear, areal and relief aspects by using the ArcGIS 10.3. Survey Of India (SOI) toposheet number E43I13 having 1: ... See full document

... The vegetation coverage value above or other refer- ence variable value here only refers to the mean value of the whole study area and therefore there is only one value for one date’s image of the study area and so it is ... See full document

... In the present study Image processing and visual interpretation technique are employed to carried out Landuse / Landcover classification using digital data and standard False Colour Composite (FCC) paper print of ... See full document

... Satellite data of IRS-1D LISS III (4th February 2002) Path Row 107/56, 107/57 & 108/56 geo-coded FCC of the study area were used. LISS III camera, one of the three sensors used in IRS- 1D, provides multi-spectral ... See full document

... Research to study the land use changes in Haraz basin with an area of 677000 hectares in a 15 years period (1996 to 2011) was conducted using LANDSAT data [6]. Synthetic bonds were created using various ... See full document