Asian Journal of Computer Science and Technology (AJCST)
A Novel Remote Sensing Technology on Land Analysis Use Change Detection
Author : J. Suresh Babu and T. SudhaVolume 8 No.3 Special Issue:June 2019 pp 137-141
Abstract
Change location is helpful in numerous applications identified with land use and land cover changes, for example, moving development and scene changes, arrive corruption and desertification. Remotes sensing technology has been utilized for the location of the adjustment in land use arrive cover in upper Rib watershed. The fundamental target of this examination was to identify the land use change utilizing Remotes sensing for manageable land use arranging in Upper Rib watershed. The two satellite pictures for the year 2007 and 2018 were downloaded and utilized for recognizing the land cover changes. Most extreme probability arrangement was utilized in ERDAS Imagine device for characterizing the pictures. Ground truth focuses were gathered and utilized for check of picture arrangement. This was identified with the proceeded with extension of developed and settlement over years in River watershed. The information about the adjustment in land use is so fundamental for the organization and land use arranging exercises in upper Rib watershed. This is so for, the expansion and profitability of Rib repository by decreasing the upland disintegration through powerful land use arranging and soil preservation rehearses. Consequently, this examination uncovered that there is an expansion of horticultural land which needs due consideration towards soil protection for the improvement of the helpful existence of the supply.
Keywords
Land Use Change, Remote Sensing, Upper Rib Watershed, ERDAS Imagine, Change Detection, Supervised Classification
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