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Volume 1 Issue 2
Year of Publication : 2023
Author : Mangal kale, Vinod Shikhre, Jyoti dighole, Anand humbe
Mangal kale, Vinod Shikhre, Jyoti dighole, Anand humbe, 2023. "Land Use and Land Cover Analysis Using GIS: A Case Study of International Center of Excellence in Engineering and Management(ICEEM), Waluj-Aurangabad (Maharashtra) Master Planning" ESP International Journal of Advancements in Science & Technology (ESP-IJAST) Volume 1, Issue 2: 29-34.
Geographical location and object description are crucial tasks in this research. Environmental researchers have been analysing data and noting records of location and descriptions of observations using a variety of instruments and methodologies. Field mapping has recently become considerably easier thanks to mobile mapping on handheld devices. In order to cultivate, constrict, manage, and monitor environmental changes that have a direct impact on society, land use and land cover change have become essential processes. The development of mapping as a concept has substantially improved the accuracy of assessments of tree spread and health.The improvement of all woods' health should be a top focus. The use of spatial technology, such as Geographical Information Systems (QGIS), is a new tool for making construction and maintenance decisions.
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