Geospatial technology for mapping and analysis of social and infrastructural facilities at village level: a case study of Chinnapendyala village

Spatial variations in the level of development in Barrackpore Subdivisional region, India: a micro-scale study using composite index and clustering approach

“…GIS (Geographic Information System) is a tool that incorporates spatial and nonspatial data into a common platform in an effective way. Geospatial technology has the flexibility for creating a map of natural resources and spatial variability to assemble the data in a single layout (Yadav and Singh 2009;Maryada and Thatiparthi 2020). The development scenarios and regional gap distributions based on locations can be done by mapping in GIS systems for the accessibility of a larger audience (Kuria et al 2012).…”