This document presents an analysis of seasonal agricultural patterns and changes in the blocks of Malda District in West Bengal, India using geospatial technology. There are 15 blocks in Malda District. The study aimed to analyze block-wise seasonal distributions of crop land, horticultural land, and non-vegetation land. Satellite imagery from LANDSAT 8 and field survey data were used with software like ArcMap and Erdas Imagine. Methods included NDVI, NDWI, supervised classification, and thresholding to extract land types from imagery from February, April and September. Results showed little change in non-agricultural vegetation but shifts in crop land between blocks by season, with more cultivation in winter in some blocks and largest
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Seasonal Agricultural Pattern And Change Analysis In Blocks Of Malda District Using Geospatial Technology
1. SEASONAL AGRICULTURAL PATTERN AND CHANGE ANALYSIS
IN BLOCKS OF MALDA DISTRICT USING GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY
-Presented By Chandan Saha
2. Malda district shares its eastern boundary with
Bangladesh and South Dinajpur, western
boundary with Bihar & Jharkhand, southern
boundary with Murshidabad and Northern
boundary with Dakshin Dinajpur district of West
Bengal respectively.
There are 15 Blocks in Malda Districts-
1. Bamangola
2. Chanchal-I
3. Chanchal-II
4. English Bazar
5. Gazole
6. Habibpur
7. Harischandrapur
-I
8. Harischandrapur
-II
9. Kaliachak-I
10. Kaliachak-II
11. Kaliachak-III
12. Manikchak
13. Old Malda
14. Ratua-I
15. Ratua-II
3. SOFTWARE USED
ArcMap 10.4
Erdas Imagine 2014
Microsoft Office
DATA USED
LANDSAT 8
Field Survey Data
4. AIM & OBJECTIVES
Block wise seasonal crop land distribution
Block wise seasonal horticultural land distribution
Block wise seasonal non-vegetation land distribution
Statistical analysis of agricultural land
5. Data Collection
Data Processing
Field Survey
NDVI NDWI
Data ExtractionSupervised Classification Threshold Factor
Extraction of Waterbody Extraction of Total Green Cover
Extraction of Non-Agricultural Vegetation Land
Extraction of Horticultural LandExtraction of Crop Land
METHODOLOGY
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24. RESULT & COONCLUSION
There is no such change in non-agricultural vegetation land among blocks in
February to April
In Chanchal-II, Gazole, Kaliachak-III block we can see more cultivated land in
winter season
Habibpur, Chanhal-II block have most cultivated land in the month of April.
In the month of September we can see Gazole block has captured largest
agricultural area mainly paddy field
There is no seasonal change in Horticultural Land, in English bazar, Ratua-II,
Kaliachak-I, Kaliachak-II, Kaliachak-III block have more horticultural (mango,
lychee tree) cover.