Application of remote sensing and GIS in micro-watershed management -Part 3
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Table-1
Area distribution on the basis of Altitude classes
Sl No. | Altitude (m) | Area in hectares |
1 | 900-1200 | 204.40 |
2 | 1201-1500 | 345.19 |
3 | 1501-1800 | 675.64 |
4 | 1801-2100 | 370.13 |
5 | 2101-2600 | 249.01 |
TOTAL |
1844.37 |
Table-2
Area distribution on the basis of Aspect classes
Sl No. | Aspect | Area in hectares |
1 | NNE | 119.88 |
2 | EEN | 130.41 |
3 | EES | 259.2 |
4 | SSE | 251.1 |
5 | SSW | 370.17 |
6 | WWS | 396.09 |
7 | WWN | 341.01 |
8 | NNW | 220.32 |
TOTAL |
1844.37 |
Table-3
Area distribution on the basis of slope classes
Sl No. | Slope class | Area in hectares |
1 | Gentle | 338.58 |
2 | Moderate | 942.84 |
3 | Steep | 495.72 |
4 | Very Steep | 68.04 |
TOTAL | 1844.37 |
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Author’s Bio
Raghu Ranjan Rai is a Forestry (GIS) post-graduate and is presently a Manager Forestry Operations and GIS in S & P Energy Solutions PLC Ethiopia (SP Group Mumbai). His primary area of interest is GIS mapping and Forestry operations. Contact him at- raghufri09(at)gmail(dot)com
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