Description

The use of remote sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) provides numerous opportunities for the multi-temporal, multi-spectral, and multi-spatial management of natural resources. For managers of natural resources, it is imperative to comprehend the specialised capabilities of an ever-growing variety of picture sources and analysis methods. The several remote sensing and GIS tools applications that can be used to manage natural resources (agricultural, water, forests, soil, and natural hazards) are compiled in this overview. The book helps natural resource managers better understand remote sensing experts and work with them to create and utilise remote sensing science to accomplish monitoring objectives. The geospatial information obtained using this GIS complies with sustainable resource usage. Thus, the use of GIS in natural resource management aids in the proper and prudent management of resources for both the present and the future. Additionally, GIS in natural resource management aids in the effective and efficient management of natural resources. GIS is useful in many industries, including the environmental industry.