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Urbanization Induced Land Use and Land Cover Change Over Chapai Nawabganj
Urbanization Induced Land Use and Land Cover Change Over Chapai Nawabganj
Urbanization Induced Land Use and Land Cover Change Over Chapai Nawabganj
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Urbanization induced land use and land cover change over
Chapai Nawabganj
MEHEDI HASAN
ROLL:170901
SESSION:2016-17
DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENT
Introduction
•Land use and land cover change is considered a major factor for
global change and its change are constantly happening in my district.
•As a result of land use and land cover change, there is a huge
negative impact on our agriculture.
•Observing change in vegetation and forest canopies (MacLeod and
Congalton,1998).
•Land covers of the study area were mapped for 1995, 2005, 2015,and
2022 using Landsat 5and 8 surface reflectance
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BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY:
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LITERATURE
REVIEW
SHAIKH, A., ET AL. (2019),IN HIS PAPER HE STUDIED ABOUT THE SPECTRAL PROFILES OF DIFFERENT CROPPING SYSTEMS WERE
GENERATED TO UNDERSTAND THE CONDITIONS OF THE CROPS IN HIS STUDY AREA.
MOSTAFAEIPOUR, A., ET AL. (2021), IN HIS PAPERS, HE EXPLORES THE LAND-USE/LAND-COVER CHANGE DETECTION AND
URBAN DYNAMICS OF GAZIPUR DISTRICT.
SHAPLA, T. ET AL. (2016), ANALYSIS OF AGROFORESTRY AND AGRICULTURAL LAND USE IN BANGLADESH USING BY LANDSAT
IMAGES AND ANALYSES THE DATA BY UNSUPERVISED CLASSIFICATION
Objectives
To detect the land use and land cover from 1995,2005,2015,and 2022.
To land use and land cover change.
To analysis the land use and land cover change due to urbanization.
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METHODOLOGY:
This methodology will conduct to complete the study
Image Supervised
Landsat Data( 5 and 8 ) NDVI
pre-processing Classification
(1995- 2022)
Study area extraction
Google Ground
GPS Accuracy Assessment LULC Mapping of 1995, 2005, 2015 & 2022
earth pro Truthing
LULC Change
Detection
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Supervised classification
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Land 1995(%) 2005(%) Change( Increase( Decrease( Land 1995(%) 2015(%) Change(%) Increase(% Decrease(
features %) %) %) features ) %)
Agriculture 51.28 47.5 3.78 Decrease Agriculture 51.28 45.21 6.07 Decrease
char land 3.25 4.41 1.16 Increase Char land 3.25 5.8 2.55 Increase
Settlement 22.52 26.35 3.83 Increase Settlement 22.52 31.56 9.04 Increase
vegetation 19.15 17.56 1.59 Decrease Vegetation 19.15 14.10 5.05 Decrease
Water 3.8 4.18 0.38 Increase Water 3.8 3.33 0.47 Decrease
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Changes
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Result and Discussion:
Conclusion
Land use and land cover change is not a rapid change. For this reason people are changing the land by building
houses, various factories, various institutions. .
Due to the increase of urbanization, it affects the road transportation system.
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THANK YOU
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