Accepted Papers - 3.pdf - UNESCO
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Latitudes 21º12’39": 21º23’20" North and Longitudes<br />
82º11’22": 82º22’00" East. The district HQ<br />
Mahasamund is situated on S-W boundary of the<br />
watershed. Mahasamund town is located at 65<br />
Kilometers East of the state capital, Raipur. The area<br />
is well connected with National Highway and<br />
Railway with Raipur.<br />
The location and spatial extent of the<br />
Watershed is taken from Toposheet 63K/3 & 63 K/<br />
4. The Naini watershed is a part of National level<br />
Watershed category (as per the Watershed Atlas of<br />
India) 4G2F4. The watershed covers an area of<br />
125.82 sq. km. comprising of 29 villages.<br />
Methodology<br />
The success of the water conservation<br />
measures depends on critical analysis of natural<br />
resources vis-a-vis requirement o water for the<br />
population of the watershed. Therefore a sound<br />
resources database on natural resources such as<br />
Landuse, Hydro-geomorphology, has been prepared<br />
Remote Sensing Data<br />
by using remote sensing technique in which Multi<br />
date satellite imagery of IRS-1C for the years of<br />
2002-2003 on 1:50,000 scale was used for the<br />
preparation of resources maps for watershed area.<br />
False Colour Composite (FCC) of the imagery was<br />
generated and used for better identification of<br />
categories through visual interpretation. Date of<br />
pass, path/row of satellite image data used for the<br />
resources mapping is given in the table.<br />
Landuse Landcover of Study Area<br />
LISS-III standard FCC on 1:50,000 scale for<br />
the identification of different land use / land cover<br />
classes based on image interpretation characteristics.<br />
Using a minimum mappable unit of 3x3 mm and a<br />
broad image interpretation key, which was<br />
developed by Dr. N.C. Gautam, was followed for<br />
mapping. The classification system used for the same<br />
was also a standard one, a 22-fold classification<br />
developed by NRSA. Refer map 1.1<br />
No. Satellite Data Path / Row Date of Pass Toposheet Coverage Mapping Scale<br />
1 IRS-1C. LISS-III 103-57 2 nd Oct 2002 & 64K/3, 64K/4 1:50,000<br />
(20%SAT) 4 th Feb 03<br />
Resources Scenario in Naini Watershed<br />
8%<br />
24%<br />
40%<br />
7%<br />
4%<br />
1%<br />
3%<br />
8%<br />
Kharif<br />
Landwithout scrub<br />
Waterbody<br />
Close forest<br />
1%<br />
4%<br />
Double crop<br />
Landwith scrub<br />
Degrated Forest<br />
Current fellow<br />
Settlement<br />
Open forest<br />
Fig. 1 : Landuse Landcover Details of Naini Watershed<br />
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