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Publishing House, Mathura.
• NRSA Ground Water Prospect Maps of District
Conclusions
1] It is observed that the resources mapping has
Mahasamund on 1:50,000 scale, prepared by National
Remote Sensing Agency, Hyderabad.
a great role in preparation of development plan,
which helps in identification of appropriate location
NRSA (1991): Technical Guidelines, Integrated
mission for sustainable development.
of particular structure. The plan so prepared is
therefore cost effective and realistic.
• Schedule of Rates for Works of Water Resources
Department, Government of Chhattisgarh (2003): In force
2] The generation of spatial and non-spatial
database in GIS environment is prerequisite for
from 01-12-2003, Engineer In Chief, Water Resources
Department, and Raipur.
preparation of developmental plans. This approach
facilitates integration of database.
• Singh, A.K. & Rathore P.S. (1995): Space Ship
Earth and Remote Sensing- A catastrophic View, pub.
Paper in the proceeding of the NAGI, Udaipur.
• Rathore, N.S. & Rathore P.S. (1996): Land Use
3] Assessment of water requirement as well as
surface runoff is very essential for achieving the
change in Udaipur Basin, pub. Paper in the proceeding
of the NAGI, Shillong.
objective of sustainable development of watershed.
• Rathore, P S (2002), Application of Remote
Sensing and Geographic Information System for District
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