Analysis of Land Use/ Land Covers Changes of Karnal City Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques

Abstract

Land utilization and land cover generally involve certain development with effects but land losses, open spaces and habitats that are environmentally sensitive. Current paper called "The usage of a remote sensing and GIS to identify and monitor the use of land and land cover of the region and its time shifts." The Land use and Land coverage report sheet offers ample evidence of the effectiveness of GIS and remote sensing. For the different seasons from 2001 and 2017, the latest satellite details images of Landsat, this is downloaded from www.glovis.usgs.gav/. In mapping and quantification for changes of land cover and land use of the study area, satellite data are shown to be useful. The research into these questions can help to inform decision-makers, urban designers and policymakers and action on natural resource restorations before they are forever lost. In the end it depends on local knowledge, regulation, administration, management challenges and organizational problems to support urban environments. This Urban Systems report seeks to support experts, politicians, architects, community designers and, in the end, the average citizen to see how towns and communities evolve over time based on work in locations around the city and regions. This paper is an overview of the improvements that took place between 2001 and 2017 in the land use trend of the city of Karnal. Total area is divided into five categories, which are agricultural land, built-up area, vacant land, water bodies, fallow land and road. Karnal city has an increase of 23 sq. km. in the built-up area in Land Use and Land Cover Change from 2001 to 2017. In contrast, there has been a drastic reduction of 13.53 sq. km. in agricultural, 6.07 sq. km. in vacant, and 2.23 sq. km. in fallow land and 1.17 sq. km. water bodies.