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  1. University of Mandalay
  1. University of Mandalay
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Detecting Land Use and Land Cover Changes in Mandalay City Using Landsat Images

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Title Detecting Land Use and Land Cover Changes in Mandalay City Using Landsat Images
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Publication date 2020-05-30
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Tin Moe Lwin
Description
Mandalay City has been experiencing a fast urban growth in the past three decades which has been rapid by losing cultivated land/open space and water body. Land use and land cover maps of Mandalay City were produced from Landsat images for 1989, 1999, 2009 and 2019, a period of 10 years interval. Changes in land use and land cover have occurred remarkably, with loss of cultivated land/open space, and water body to urban land uses. Particularly, low-density residential area and high-density urban or built-up area have obviously increased by about 25 percent and 7 percent between 1989 and 2019. Significantly, land covered by vegetation has slightly increased which has been about 4 percent. These land use and land cover changes have drastically altered the land surface characteristics. An analysis of Landsat images revealed an increase of 33 percent of urban residential area and a decrease of 34 percent cultivated land/open space and over 3 percent of water area during the 40 years periods. This paper illustrates the usefulness of a remote sensing approach for monitoring land use and land cover changes and these technologies can save resources such as time, effort, and money comparing with traditional urban approaches.
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Land cover, Land use, Landsat images, remote sensing, monitoring
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