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volume 34 issue 3-4 (september-december 2019) : 163-169,   Doi: 10.18805/BKAP183

Application of Geospatial Information System for Mapping and Management of Natural Resources – A Review

M
Mahesh Kumar Gaur
R
Rajesh Kumar Goyal
J
J.S. Chauhan
1Central Arid Zone Research Institute, Jodhpur-342 003, Rajasthan, India.

  • Submitted28-01-2020|

  • Accepted28-02-2020|

  • First Online 27-03-2020|

  • doi 10.18805/BKAP183

Cite article:- Gaur Kumar Mahesh, Goyal Kumar Rajesh, Chauhan J.S. (2020). Application of Geospatial Information System for Mapping and Management of Natural Resources – A Review. Bhartiya Krishi Anusandhan Patrika. 34(3): 163-169. doi: 10.18805/BKAP183.

ABSTRACT

Management of available natural resources is of utmost importance for the economic prosperity of any region. Use of Geospatial Information System provides very useful information about available natural resources in space and time. Important policy decisions can be taken on the basis of such information. Remote sensing provides important information on land use and land cover, vegetation, soil, morphology and water resources of any region. Using various models, different layers/scenarios can be created for the planning. Geospatial Information System can be used for the real-time mapping of wastelands, sodic and acidic lands, crop acreage, estimation of crop yield, degraded lands, groundwater, runoff potential, delineation of watersheds etc. This tool very important for providing information from inaccessible areas and real-time monitoring of intervention undertaken in any area. The present paper provides details of these methodologies and features of Geospatial Information System.  

KEYWORDS

REFERENCES

  1. Ajai and Sahai, B. (1986). Drought detection and quantification by remote sensing. Jal Vigyan Sameksha. 1: 138-152. 
  2. Anderson, J.E. (1999). Remote Sensing and precision agriculture: Ready for harvest or still maturing? Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing. 65 (10): 1118-1123. 
  3. Anon. (1990). Watershed Atlas of India published by All India Soil and Land Use Survey, New Delhi 
  4. Burrough, P.A. (1986). Principles of Geographical Information Systems for Land Resource Assessment Clarendon Press, Oxford, U.K. 
  5. Chuchra Raheja, Jyotsana and Gaur, Mahesh K. (2016). Geospatial Technologies for Sustainable Development of the Natural Resources of India. (Mahesh Kumar Gaur et al., (Eds): Remote Sensing & GIS Application for Natural Resources Mapping & Monitoring. Scientific Publishers, Jodhpur) pp. 58-70.
  6. Chapter in the book: Remote Sensing Application for Dryland Natural Resources Management. NIPA, New Delhi. 
  7. Gaur, Mahesh K. & Sharma, J. R. (2012). Sustainable Utilization of Wastelands and their economic significance in Western Rajasthan, India. 
  8. Gaur, Mahesh K. (2016). Natural Resources Inventory, Mapping and Monitoring. (Mahesh Kumar Gaur et al., (Eds): Remote Sensing & GIS Application for Natural Resources Mapping & Monitoring. Scientific Publishers, Jodhpur) pp. 42-57.
  9. Gaur, Mahesh K. and Goyal, R. K. (2016). Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System for Natural Resources Management. (Mahesh Kumar Gaur et al., (Eds): Remote Sensing & GIS Application for Natural Resources Mapping    & Monitoring. Scientific Publishers, Jodhpur) pp. 1 -6.
  10. Ghosh, S., Sen, K.K., Rana, U, Rao, K.S. and Saxena K.G. (1996). Application of GIS for landuse/    land covers change analysis in a mountainous terrain. J. Indian Soc. Remote Sensing. 24 (3): 193-202.
  11. Madhavan Nair, G. (2004). Space for disaster management: Indian perspectives, 55th International Astronautical Congress, 4–8 October. Vancouver, Canada.
  12. NRSA. (1989). Manual of Nationwide landuse/land cover mapping using visual interpretation on techniques. Part-I, Hyderabad. pp 1-58.
  13. Sharma, P.K.(2004). Emerging technologies of remote sensing and GIS for the development of spatial data infrastructure. The 2nd Dr. R.R.Agarwal Memorial Lecture. (Delivered on 25th September, (2004) at CSK Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vishavvidalaya, Palampur, HP and organized by Palampur Chapter of the Indian Society of Soil Science).
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    volume 34 issue 3-4 (september-december 2019) : 163-169,   Doi: 10.18805/BKAP183

    Application of Geospatial Information System for Mapping and Management of Natural Resources – A Review

    M
    Mahesh Kumar Gaur
    R
    Rajesh Kumar Goyal
    J
    J.S. Chauhan
    1Central Arid Zone Research Institute, Jodhpur-342 003, Rajasthan, India.

    • Submitted28-01-2020|

    • Accepted28-02-2020|

    • First Online 27-03-2020|

    • doi 10.18805/BKAP183

    Cite article:- Gaur Kumar Mahesh, Goyal Kumar Rajesh, Chauhan J.S. (2020). Application of Geospatial Information System for Mapping and Management of Natural Resources – A Review. Bhartiya Krishi Anusandhan Patrika. 34(3): 163-169. doi: 10.18805/BKAP183.

    ABSTRACT

    Management of available natural resources is of utmost importance for the economic prosperity of any region. Use of Geospatial Information System provides very useful information about available natural resources in space and time. Important policy decisions can be taken on the basis of such information. Remote sensing provides important information on land use and land cover, vegetation, soil, morphology and water resources of any region. Using various models, different layers/scenarios can be created for the planning. Geospatial Information System can be used for the real-time mapping of wastelands, sodic and acidic lands, crop acreage, estimation of crop yield, degraded lands, groundwater, runoff potential, delineation of watersheds etc. This tool very important for providing information from inaccessible areas and real-time monitoring of intervention undertaken in any area. The present paper provides details of these methodologies and features of Geospatial Information System.  

    KEYWORDS

    REFERENCES

    1. Ajai and Sahai, B. (1986). Drought detection and quantification by remote sensing. Jal Vigyan Sameksha. 1: 138-152. 
    2. Anderson, J.E. (1999). Remote Sensing and precision agriculture: Ready for harvest or still maturing? Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing. 65 (10): 1118-1123. 
    3. Anon. (1990). Watershed Atlas of India published by All India Soil and Land Use Survey, New Delhi 
    4. Burrough, P.A. (1986). Principles of Geographical Information Systems for Land Resource Assessment Clarendon Press, Oxford, U.K. 
    5. Chuchra Raheja, Jyotsana and Gaur, Mahesh K. (2016). Geospatial Technologies for Sustainable Development of the Natural Resources of India. (Mahesh Kumar Gaur et al., (Eds): Remote Sensing & GIS Application for Natural Resources Mapping & Monitoring. Scientific Publishers, Jodhpur) pp. 58-70.
    6. Chapter in the book: Remote Sensing Application for Dryland Natural Resources Management. NIPA, New Delhi. 
    7. Gaur, Mahesh K. & Sharma, J. R. (2012). Sustainable Utilization of Wastelands and their economic significance in Western Rajasthan, India. 
    8. Gaur, Mahesh K. (2016). Natural Resources Inventory, Mapping and Monitoring. (Mahesh Kumar Gaur et al., (Eds): Remote Sensing & GIS Application for Natural Resources Mapping & Monitoring. Scientific Publishers, Jodhpur) pp. 42-57.
    9. Gaur, Mahesh K. and Goyal, R. K. (2016). Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System for Natural Resources Management. (Mahesh Kumar Gaur et al., (Eds): Remote Sensing & GIS Application for Natural Resources Mapping    & Monitoring. Scientific Publishers, Jodhpur) pp. 1 -6.
    10. Ghosh, S., Sen, K.K., Rana, U, Rao, K.S. and Saxena K.G. (1996). Application of GIS for landuse/    land covers change analysis in a mountainous terrain. J. Indian Soc. Remote Sensing. 24 (3): 193-202.
    11. Madhavan Nair, G. (2004). Space for disaster management: Indian perspectives, 55th International Astronautical Congress, 4–8 October. Vancouver, Canada.
    12. NRSA. (1989). Manual of Nationwide landuse/land cover mapping using visual interpretation on techniques. Part-I, Hyderabad. pp 1-58.
    13. Sharma, P.K.(2004). Emerging technologies of remote sensing and GIS for the development of spatial data infrastructure. The 2nd Dr. R.R.Agarwal Memorial Lecture. (Delivered on 25th September, (2004) at CSK Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vishavvidalaya, Palampur, HP and organized by Palampur Chapter of the Indian Society of Soil Science).
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