Our experienced team comprises experts in remote sensing, geospatial analysis and environmental science, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of your project's needs. About Remote Sensing - Remote sensing can be used as a tool to inventory springs and seeps and to interpret lithology, structure, and ground-water occurrence and quality. The steps in aquifer mapping are image analysis and interpretation and groundwater interpretation. A groundwater interpretation is derived from a conceptual geologic model by inferring aquifer characteristics and water salinity. The image selection process is very important for obtaining maximum geologic and hydrologic information from remotely sensed data. Remote sensing can contribute an image base map or geologic and hydrologic parameters, derived from the image to the multiple data sets in a hydrologic information system. Various merging and integration techniques may then be used to obtain information from these data sets. Various Remote Sensing Applications are as listed below: 1. Land Use Land Cover Studies 2. Change detection in Land Use Land Cover Pattern 3. To identify potential flood risks 4. To identify probable groundwater potential areas 5. To locate appropriate water harvesting structures 6. Aquifer Mapping 7. Change detection in water levels 8. Change detection in water quality 9. Groundwater Resource Management 10. Groundwater Modelling Study

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