Land Use Pattern Alteration Due to Rapid and Unregulated Urbanization: A Geospatial Study of Khulna City and Surroundings
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Land use, Khulna, Sentinel- 2, QGISAbstract
Rapid urbanization in Khulna city and surroundings has significantly changed the land use patterns. Based on remote sensing data and applying the QGIS technique, the present analysis is focused on the comprehensive mapping of the 1991 and 2020 land-use in Khulna to derive information on land-use patterns that change over 30 years to determine the changes in the urban or settlement coverage. This information is very useful for planning and managing future urban expansion and development in the study area.
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