Land Use Land Cover Changes Using Remote Sensing and GIS Technique: A Case Study of Navsari District, Gujarat

Nayak, Dileswar; Surve, Nilam; Shrivastava, P.K.

doi:10.5958/2455-7129.2017.00019.x

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“…Remote sensing data is the most common source for detection, quantification, and mapping of LULC patterns due to its repetitive data acquisition, suitable for processing, and accurate geo-referencing. Quantification of such changes is possible through GIS techniques even if the resultant spatial datasets are of different scales/ resolutions (Nayak et al 2017). Lakkad and Shrivastava (2016) used Remote Sensing and GIS techniques to estimate sediment yield and sediment delivery ratio for Dhaman Khadi Sub Watershed in Western India.…”

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Tree-based diversified land-use system: Augmenting livelihood security and industrial growth

2023

IJE

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Forests are very important natural resource helping in ecological balance. Sustainable use of forest resources is critical for better livelihood options and contribute substantially to the economic development of any nation by providing goods and services to the human society, wild and domestic animal and industry. Tree based diversified land use system is very much essential to reduce the vulnerability of people to climate change by providing food and other ecosystem services during critical periods of climate change driven food shortages. In the present scenario, it is required to provide security for food, environment, livelihood and raw material for present and future generation. To address these all, tree based diversified land-use systems are much advocated. Many academicians, researcher, industrialists, policy makers throughout the world have started orbiting around these pertinent issues. With this background, it is planned to take up the scientific event entitled "Tree Based Diversified Land-use System: Augmenting Livelihood Security

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Section: Assessment Of Land Use Changesmentioning

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Tree-based diversified land-use system: Augmenting livelihood security and industrial growth

2023

IJE

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“…Remote sensing data is the most common source for detection, quantification, and mapping of LULC patterns due to its repetitive data acquisition, suitable for processing, and accurate geo-referencing. Quantification of such changes is possible through GIS techniques even if the resultant spatial datasets are of different scales/ resolutions (Nayak et al, 2017). Such studies have helped in understanding the dynamics of human activities in space and time.…”

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Assessing Land use and Land cover Changes in South Gujarat

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2022

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Land use land cover (LULC) change detection based on remote sensing data is an important source of information for various decision support systems for important to land conservation, sustainable development and management of water resources. The land use/ land cover mapping has been utilised for identifying the current land use pattern and changes occurred during 2000 and 2011 using satellite remote sensing technology and GIS tools. LANDSAT satellite imageries for the period 2000 and 2011 were used to prepare the land use/land cover (LULC) maps. Study area was characterised into nine classes. The classified images showed that Shallow water, Agriculture field with crops, open field without crop and Forest areas which have been decreased while Deep water, Marshy area, Orchard with other vegetation, Barren land and Built up area have increased during this period. This research highlights that remote sensing and GIS techniques could be effectively used for development of land use/land cover plan.

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Land Use Land Cover Changes Using Remote Sensing and GIS Technique: A Case Study of Navsari District, Gujarat

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Tree-based diversified land-use system: Augmenting livelihood security and industrial growth

Tree-based diversified land-use system: Augmenting livelihood security and industrial growth

Assessing Land use and Land cover Changes in South Gujarat

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