Most of the data collected is a point based data which represents a very small area. Therefore, analysing the spatial variability and its impact on the areal value need to be analysed. For Indian conditions high spatial resolution microwave images provides unique opportunities for modelling variety of land surface parameters using which efficient disaster management and land use planning can be implemented. Our expertise enabled us to provide IT solutions for a variety of geospatial data management.
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Monitor agricultural drought using satellite data in near real time
A deficit in the available soil moisture for agriculture is termed as drought which results in the lack of crop ...
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