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15.12.2020

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Shruti Kanga + weitere

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  • Produktbild: Sustainable Development Practices Using Geoinformatics
  • Preface xv

    Acknowledgement xxi

    1 The Impact of Rapid Urbanization on Vegetation Cover and Land Surface Temperature in Barasat Municipal Area 1
    Aniruddha Debnath, Ritesh Kumar, Taniya Singh and Ravindra Prawasi

    1.1 Introduction 2

    1.2 Study Area 4

    1.3 Datasets and Methodology 4

    1.3.1 Datasets 4

    1.3.2 Methodology 4

    1.4 Results and Discussion 7

    1.4.1 Pattern of LULC in Barasat 8

    1.4.2 Urban Sprawl 9

    1.4.3 Impact of Urban Sprawl on Vegetation Cover 10

    1.4.4 Impact of Urban Sprawl on LST 11

    1.4.5 Relationship Between NDVI and LST 12

    1.4.6 Urban Heat Island 12

    1.5 Conclusion 16

    Acknowledgement 19

    References 19

    2 Geo-Environmental Hazard Vulnerability and Risk Assessment Over South Karanpura Coalfield Region of India 23
    Akshay Kumar, Shashank Shekhar, Anamika Shalini Tirkey and Akhouri Pramod Krishna

    2.1 Introduction 24

    2.2 Study Area 26

    2.3 Methodology and Data Used 28

    2.4 Result and Discussion 30

    2.4.1 Thematic Layers of GHI 30

    2.4.1.1 AOT, PWV, and Temperature 30

    2.4.1.2 Land Use/Land Cover 32

    2.4.2 Thematic Layers of SVI 33

    2.4.2.1 Population Density 34

    2.4.2.2 Total Worker 36

    2.4.2.3 Children Age Group (0-6 years) (CAG) 36

    2.4.2.4 Literacy Rate 36

    2.4.3 Geo-Environmental Hazard and Socio-Economic Vulnerability Assessment 37

    2.4.3.1 Geo-Environmental Hazard Index 37

    2.4.3.2 Socio-Economic Vulnerability Index 39

    2.4.4 CMRI Assessment 39

    2.5 Conclusion 41

    References 42

    Appendix: List of Abbreviations 44

    3 Bistatic Scatterometer Measurements for Soil Moisture Estimation Using Grid Partition-Based Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System at L-Band 47
    Ajeet Kumar Vishwakarma and Rajendra Prasad

    3.1 Introduction 48

    3.2 Methods and Materials 49

    3.2.1 Bistatic Scatterometer System 49

    3.2.2 Measurement of Soil Moisture Content 49

    3.2.3 Methods 51

    3.2.3.1 G-ANFIS 51

    3.3 Result and Discussions 51

    3.4 Conclusions 53

    References 54

    4 Morphometric Analysis of Tapi Drainage Basin Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques 57
    Pavankumar Giri, Pranaya Diwate and Yadao Kumar Mawale

    4.1 Introduction 57

    4.2 Study Area 58

    4.3 Methodology 59

    4.4 Results and Discussion 60

    4.4.1 Morphometric Analysis of Basin 60

    4.4.1.1 Linear Aspect 60

    4.4.1.2 Relief Aspects 64

    4.4.1.3 Aerial Aspects 65

    4.5 Conclusion 69

    Acknowledgments 70

    References 70

    5 Efficacy of GOSAT Data for Global Distribution of CO2 Emission 73
    Laxmi Kant Sharma and Rajani Kant Verma

    5.1 Introduction 73

    5.2 Monitoring of Greenhouse Gases From Space 74

    5.3 GOSAT Satellite 74

    5.3.1 Sensors Description of GOSAT 75

    5.4 Methodology 75

    5.5 Results and Discussion 80

    5.6 Conclusion 83

    References 83

    6 Development of a Smart Village Through Micro-Level Planning Using Geospatial Techniques-A Case Study of Jangal Aurahi Village of Gorakhpur District 85
    Swati Pandey and Gaurav Tripathi

    6.1 Introduction 86

    6.2 Study Area 87

    6.3 Data Used and Methodology 87

    6.3.1 Satellite Data 89

    6.3.2 Cadastral Data 89

    6.3.3 Ground Truth Data 89

    6.3.4 Survey of India Toposheet 89

    6.3.5 Methodology 89

    6.4 Result and Discussion 98

    6.4.1 Action Plan Map 98

    6.4.1.1 Soil Resources Action Plan 99

    6.4.1.2 Water Resources Action Plan 100

    6.4.1.3 Action Plan for Waste Water Management 102

    6.4.1.4 Action Plan Solid Waste Management 102

    6.4.1.5 Action Plan for Land Use Management 103

    6.5 Conclusion 105

    References 107

    7 Land Appraisal for the Growth of Potato Cultivation: A Study of Sagar Island, India 111
    Sabir Hossain Molla, Rukhsana and Asraful Alam

    7.1 Introduction 112

    7.2 Study Area 113

    7.3 Materials and Method 115

    7.3.1 Data Source 115

    7.3.2 Generation of Different Thematic Layers for Land Suitability Evaluation of Potato Cultivation 116

    7.3.3 Assigning Weight of Parameters and MCE 117

    7.3.4 Generation of Land Suitability Map (LSM) and Overlaid With LULC Map 120

    7.4 Results and Discussion 121

    7.4.1 Determination of Suitable Zones for Potato Cultivation at Different Land Suitability Parameters 121

    7.4.2 Suitability Map 122

    7.5 Conclusions 124

    References 124

    8 Landslide Vulnerability Mapping Using Geospatial Technology 127
    Saravanan Kothandaraman, Dinagarapandi Pandi and Mohan Kuppusamy

    8.1 Introduction 128

    8.2 Study Area 130

    8.3 Materials and Methods 132

    8.4 Summary 137

    References 137

    9 Assessment of Impacts of Coal Mining-Induced Subsidence on Native Flora and Native Forest Land: A Brief Review 141
    Ashish Kumar Vishwakarma, Rajesh Rai, Ashwani Kumar Sonkar, Tusarkanta Behera and Bal Krishna Shrivastva

    9.1 Introduction 142

    9.2 Material and Methods 144

    9.2.1 Impacts of Subsidence on Forest Lands 144

    9.2.2 Impacts on the Health of Native Floras 145

    9.2.3 Impacts on Soil Functions 147

    9.3 Conclusions 149

    References 149

    10 Application of GI Science in Morphometric Analysis: A Case Study of the Gomati River Watershed in District Bageshwar, Uttarakhand 153
    Anand Kumar and Upasana Choudhury

    10.1 Introduction 153

    10.2 Study Area 155

    10.3 Materials and Methodology 156

    10.3.1 Extraction of the Gomati River Basin 156

    10.4 Results and Discussion 160

    10.4.1 Aspect 160

    10.4.2 Slope 161

    10.4.3 Linear Aspect 161

    10.4.3.1 Stream Order (S¿) 162

    10.4.3.2 Stream Number 162

    10.4.3.3 Stream Length 163

    10.4.3.4 Mean Stream Length 163

    10.4.3.5 Stream Length Ratio 163

    10.4.3.6 Bifurcation Ratio 163

    10.4.4 Aerial Aspect 163

    10.4.4.1 Basin Area 164

    10.4.4.2 Drainage Density 164

    10.4.4.3 Drainage Frequency 164

    10.4.4.4 Drainage Texture 164

    10.4.4.5 Form Factor Ratio 165

    10.4.4.6 Elongation Ratio 165

    10.4.4.7 Circulatory Ratio 166

    10.4.5 Relief Aspects 166

    10.4.5.1 Basin Relief 166

    10.4.5.2 Relief Ratio 166

    10.5 Conclusion 167

    References 167

    11 Water Audit: Sustainable Strategy for Water Resource Assessment and Gap Analysis 169
    Kirti Avishek, Mala Kumari, Pranav Dev Singh and Kanchan Lakra

    11.1 Introduction 169

    11.2 Material and Methodology 172

    11.2.1 Pre-Audit Phase 172

    11.2.2 Audit Phase 172

    11.2.2.1 Population Estimation of BIT Campus 172

    11.2.2.2 Water Source Identification 172

    11.2.2.3 Water Demand Assessment 172

    11.2.2.4 Gap assessment 175

    11.2.3 Post-Audit Phase 175

    11.3 Result 175

    11.3.1 Water Demand Assessment 175

    11.3.2 Water Audit Report and Analysis 176

    11.3.2.1 Water Audit of Hostel No. 9 176

    11.3.2.2 Water Audit for Hostel 8 181

    11.4 Conclusions 181

    References 182

    12 Multi-Temporal Land Use/Land Cover (LULC) Change Analysis Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques of Durg Block, Durg District, Chhattisgarh, India 185
    Jai Prakash Koshale and Chanchal Singh

    12.1 Introduction 186

    12.2 Study Area 187

    12.3 Materials and Methods 189

    12.3.1 Data Acquisition 189

    12.3.2 Software Used 189

    12.3.3 Methodology 189

    12.4 Result and Discussion 191

    12.4.1 LULC Statistics of October 2005 (Post-Monsoon) 191

    12.4.2 LULC Statistics of October 2016 (Post-Monsoon) 192

    12.4.3 LULC Changes Between October 2005 and October 2016 (Post-Monsoon) 195

    12.4.4 LULC Statistics of February 2006 (Pre-Monsoon) 199

    12.4.5 LULC Statistics of February 2017 (Pre-Monsoon) 199

    12.4.6 LULC Changes Between February 2006 and February 2017 (Pre-Monsoon) 200

    12.5 Conclusion 201

    Acknowledgment 202

    References 202

    13 Climate Vulnerability and Adaption Assessment in Bundelkhand Region, India 205
    Prem Prakash and Prabuddh Kumar Mishra

    13.1 Introduction 206

    13.1.1 Climate Change and Vulnerability Assessment 206

    13.1.2 LVI for Bundelkhand Region 208

    13.2 Conclusion 213

    References 213

    14 Suitable Zone for Sustainable Ground Water Assessment in Dhanbad Block, Jharkhand, India 215
    Raghib Raza

    14.1 Introduction 216

    14.2 Study Area 217

    14.2.1 Slope 217

    14.2.2 Ground Water Label 218

    14.2.3 LU/LC Mapping 219

    14.2.4 Geology Features 220

    14.2.5 Soil 221

    14.3 Methodology 222

    14.3.1 Overlay Analysis to Find Groundwater Potential Zone 223

    14.4 Results 223

    14.5 Conclusions 226

    References 227

    15 Detecting Land Use/Land Cover Change of East and West Kamrup Division of Assam Using Geospatial Techniques 229
    Upasana Choudhury and Anand Kumar

    15.1 Introduction 229

    15.2 Study Area 232

    15.3 Materials and Methodology 232

    15.4 Results and Discussion 232

    15.4.1 Land Use and Land Cover Dynamics and Change Analysis 232

    15.4.2 The Change Matrix Cross Tabulation 235

    15.4.3 Classification Accuracy Assessment 236

    15.5 Conclusion 236

    References 241

    16 Climate Resilient Housing-An Alternate Option to Cope with Natural Disasters: A Study in Fani Cyclonic Storm Affected Areas of Odisha 243
    Kiran Jalem and Subrat Kumar Mishra

    16.1 Introduction 244

    16.2 Study Area and Methodology 245

    16.3 Discussion 250

    16.3.1 Climate Resilient Housing in the Fani Affected Districts 250

    16.4 Policy Recommendation 251

    References 252

    17 Role of Geo-Informatics in Natural Resource Management During Disasters: A Case Study of Gujarat Floods, 2017 253
    Ritambhara K. Upadhyay, Sandeep Pandey and Gaurav Tripathi

    17.1 Background 253

    17.1.1 Understanding Disasters: Natural and Anthropogenic 253

    17.1.2 Disaster-Risk Reduction 255

    17.1.3 Disaster Preparedness 256

    17.1.4 Disaster Management 257

    17.1.5 Role of Geo-Informatics in Disaster Management 258

    17.1.6 Structural Measures of Flood Risk Management 259

    17.1.6.1 Dams 260

    17.1.6.2 Levee and Levee Overtopping 260

    17.1.6.3 Flood Diversion 261

    17.1.6.4 Transverse Dikes 261

    17.1.6.5 Water Traps 261

    17.1.6.6 Watershed and Afforestation 261

    17.1.7 Non-Structural Measures of Flood Risk Management 262

    17.1.7.1 Non-Structural Measures 262

    17.1.7.2 Flood Plain Zoning 263

    17.1.7.3 Flood Forecasting 263

    17.1.7.4 Flood Plain Development 264

    17.1.7.5 Flood Insurance 264

    17.1.7.6 Flood Proofing 265

    17.1.7.7 Catchment Management 265

    17.2 Flood Preparedness Measures 266

    17.3 Flood Response Measures 268

    17.3.1 Components of Flood Response 268

    17.3.1.1 Estimation of Severity of Flood 269

    17.3.1.2 Emergency Search and Rescue 269

    17.3.1.3 Emergency Relief 269

    17.3.1.4 Incident Response System 270

    17.3.1.5 Control Room Set-Up 271

    17.3.1.6 Model Action Plan 271

    17.3.1.7 Community-Based Disaster Preparedness and Response 272

    17.3.1.8 Emergency Logistics and Equipment 272

    17.3.1.9 Emergency Medical Response 272

    17.3.1.10 State Disaster Response Force 273

    17.4 Gujarat Flood Case Study 2017 274

    17.5 Preparedness Measures by State Government 278

    17.6 Media Handling 278

    17.7 Rescue Operation 279

    17.8 Relief Work 279

    17.9 Speedy Restoration of Essential Services 280

    17.10 Use of Drones-New Initiative Adopted 281

    References 281

    18 Environmental Impacts by the Clustering of Rice Mills, Ernakulam District, Kerala State 283
    L. Vineetha and T.S. Lancelet

    18.1 Introduction 284

    18.2 Environmental Pollution and Rice Processing Industries 284

    18.3 Study Area 285

    18.4 Methodology and Review of Literature 286

    18.5 Spatial Distribution of Rice Mill Clustering 287

    18.6 Parboiling Process and Characteristics of Rice Mill Effluents 292

    18.7 Description of Rice Mills Taken for Assessing the Impact on Environment 292

    18.8 First Model Cluster 292

    18.9 Overutilization of Groundwater Resources 292

    18.10 Physio-Chemical Analysis of Rice Mill Effluent From Second Model Cluster 293

    18.10.1 pH Value 294

    18.10.2 Color (Hazen) 296

    18.10.3 Total Dissolved Solids/TSSs 296

    18.10.4 Chloride and Sulphate 297

    18.10.5 Potassium 297

    18.10.6 Bio-Chemical Oxygen Demand 297

    18.10.7 Chemical Oxygen Demand 297

    18.11 Conclusion 298

    References 298

    19 GIS-Based Investigation of Topography, Watershed, and Hydrological Parameters of Wainganga River Basin, Central India 301
    Nanabhau Santujee Kudnar

    19.1 Introduction 302

    19.2 Study Area 303

    19.3 Methodology 303

    19.4 Results and Discussions 305

    19.4.1 Physiographical Regions Area 305

    19.4.2 Absolute Relief 305

    19.4.3 Digital Elevation Model 306

    19.4.4 The WRB Catchment Area 308

    19.4.5 Land Use Pattern 310

    19.4.6 Hydrology 311

    19.4.6.1 Inflows 313

    19.4.6.2 Rainfall-Runoff Modeling 313

    19.5 Conclusion 315

    Abbreviations 315

    References 316

    Index 319