Environmental Science
8 years ago

Dense forests disappearing as mining area in India increases by 287%

Monitoring Land Use/Cover Change Using Digital Classification Techniques: A Case Study of Sadhera Mines, Satna, Madhya Pradesh, India
Awantika Tiwari, Sateesh Karwariya, Shashikant Tripathi

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Land use and land cover change in Sadhera Mines, India was monitored using remote sensing and GIS techniques. The study aimed to track changes in land use patterns over time. Results showed a significant increase of 287.46% in mining areas, while dense forest areas decreased by 60.21%. This information can help in planning and monitoring mining areas for optimal land use.