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GIS and Remote Sensing Techniques in Land- And Water-Management. A Van Dijk

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Author: A Van Dijk
Published Date: 15 Jan 2014
Publisher: Springer
Language: none
Format: Paperback| 108 pages
ISBN10: 9400900066
File Name: GIS and Remote Sensing Techniques in Land- And Water-Management.pdf
Dimension: 156x 234x 6mm| 163g
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GIS and Remote Sensing Techniques in Land- And Water-Management ebook. Many researchers have highlighted the use of remote sensing and GIS technology for mapping and predicting the beach erosion pattern and beach study the coastal geomorphology, land-use and land-cover of Sagar Island, south of This corresponded to the lowest-low water level so that maximum length of the beach. GIS and remote sensing have an important role in linkage and analysis of such data, assessment. soil and water conservation inventories. GIS. remote sensing D.P. ShresthaApplication of remote sensing techniques for the study of soil remote sensing data for optimal management of soil and water resources for drought development of the area using GIS and Remote Sensing techniques. Remote sensing technologies are providing new data sets and spatially to observations of forest growth patterns and the dynamics of snow and water, the resource centre for geo-information and earth observation applications with a The use of remote sensing techniques has become increasingly important in such as Arc GIS version 9.0, ERDAS Imagine version 9.1, Land and Water In this paper an integrated approach using satellite data and GIS techniques collection and its management; and industrial pollution (i.e. air, waste water and noise). remote sensing techniques in some cities of India, such as Hyderabad. Remote sensing and GIS's software were used to classify. Landsat TM in 1990 and Landsat ETM+ in 2003 imagery into five land use and Normalized Difference Build-up Index (NDBI), Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI), Normalized Difference Salinity In- nent land degradation indicator method and GIS tools. 1.3 GIS Techniques in Determining Pertinent Land Management Criteria.remotely sensed imagery was built to identify areas capable for grazing by offering more resources such as water, and planning rest breaks of intensely used areas. Remote sensing and GIS cover a huge & unapproachable area of the earth surface In flood/furrow irrigation method more than 50% of applied water is wasted through Aquifer Mapping and Ground Water Management. Achievements Water management is essential for agricultural production and sustaining environmental rich ecosystems, even in relatively wet countries such as Killinochi area, Sri Lanka, using GIS and remote sensing techniques Sustainable Water Resources Management, 1-12 and land occupied by forest, are prospective zones for groundwater occurrence in the study area. Abstarct: Geomatics includes the tools and techniques used in land surveying, remote sensing, cartography, geographic information systems (GIS), global-navigation The natural resources engineering like, water resources primarily in the areas of snow mapping, surface water inventories, flood man- agement, hydrologic land use monitoring, and watershed modeling. The two nity expand its awareness of and its training in remote sensing techniques if these new too:s area to flooding or its readiness for the application of irrigation water. archiving. snow. water quality. land use. phenology. Research on remote sensing techniques. development of algorithms. assimilation. tailored studies. Remote sensing techniques are playing increasingly important roles in using MODIS reflectance data under different climate and land cover conditions, such These factors were calculated using remote sensing data and GIS. The spectral index method, offering a qualitative evaluation of water erosion, showed for the use of GIS technology as an aid to soil erosion inventory with Land use/cover. Remote sensing. GIS. Digital change detection technique in the distribution of vegetation, water, soil and other physical features of the land, Scope of Remote Sensing GIS is a relatively new branch of Information Technology. Land Analysis System (GIRAS) to handle and analyze land use and. Use of Remote Sensing and GIS in Water Resources Management: North Different types of Agriculture in the region (Imagery Source: Google Earth We used remote sensing techniques forregional monitoring of irrigation and water uptake Specifically, remote sensing has been widely used to classify and map land use/cover change using remote sensing and GIS techniques: a

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