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Watershed Planning and Development Plan by Using RS and GIS of Sangharinala Watershed Arang


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1 R.K.M. Agriculture Training and Demonstration Centre, Brehibeda, Narayanpur (C.G.), India
2 S.V. College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology (I.G.K.V.), Raipur (C.G.), India
     

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The aim of the project is to develop an action plan for watershed management. Watershed management is the process of creating and implementing plans, programmes and projects to sustain and increase watershed functions that affect the plants, animal and human communities inside watershed boundary (Wikipedia). The recent technologies like remote sensing and GIS support use to giving a quicker and cost effective analysis of various applications with accuracy for planning. It also gives a better perspective for understanding the problems and, therefore, helps planners to evolve a better solution for sustainable development. From the final output of these themes generate∼ pond, grassed waterways, percolation tank and check dams are recommended for the study area, mainly to control sedimentation from the catchments. To increase the groundwater recharge and vegetative cover to control soil erosion, various action plans like construction of recharge structures, afforestation etc. have been proposed. This project describes in brief the work carried out for the study area using remote sensing and GIS.

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Watershed, Watershed Development, ArcInfo, IRDAS Imagine, DEM, Drainage Map, Sangharinala.
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Authors

P. K. Jamrey
R.K.M. Agriculture Training and Demonstration Centre, Brehibeda, Narayanpur (C.G.), India
V. K. Pandey
S.V. College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology (I.G.K.V.), Raipur (C.G.), India

Abstract


The aim of the project is to develop an action plan for watershed management. Watershed management is the process of creating and implementing plans, programmes and projects to sustain and increase watershed functions that affect the plants, animal and human communities inside watershed boundary (Wikipedia). The recent technologies like remote sensing and GIS support use to giving a quicker and cost effective analysis of various applications with accuracy for planning. It also gives a better perspective for understanding the problems and, therefore, helps planners to evolve a better solution for sustainable development. From the final output of these themes generate∼ pond, grassed waterways, percolation tank and check dams are recommended for the study area, mainly to control sedimentation from the catchments. To increase the groundwater recharge and vegetative cover to control soil erosion, various action plans like construction of recharge structures, afforestation etc. have been proposed. This project describes in brief the work carried out for the study area using remote sensing and GIS.

Keywords


Watershed, Watershed Development, ArcInfo, IRDAS Imagine, DEM, Drainage Map, Sangharinala.

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