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CHAPTER ONE

Introduction

1. Academy CABYis located at CB. The Academy is situated close to the coast and has a long runway which is capable of handling all wide-body aircraft. Established by the British as RAF CABYin the 1920s, the base was attacked by the Japanese during World War II. After independence large numbers of buildings and geographical areas were changed without proper understand of the land use management.

Land use is the human use of land. Land use involves the management and modification of natural environment or wilderness into built environment such as fields, pastures, and settlements. It has also been defined as "the arrangements, activities and inputs people undertake in a certain land cover type to produce, change or maintain it"

2. Problem Analysis/Statement

Due to the interdisciplinary or unstudied nature of works carried out diverse experience and various points of view have been incorporated in the land use planning concept. Hence many problems occurred.

1. New buildings was constructed but not in best places 2. New construction plan may destroy the natural living place of animals 3. Awareness of Land use planning concept, Hence it’s not optimum utilizing land. 4. Building constructed cost was high

3. Purpose of the Study/Objectives

The ultimate goal of this research is to prepare the Land Use Map and zonal map to answer the above problem and prepare zonal map on following area.

1. Soil 2. Defense 3. Cottages 4. Sports 5. Entertainment 6. Farming & Agriculture 7. Birds watching

4. Statement of Research Hypothesis

Hypothetical assignment that has come up with integrating several GIS and Remote sensing Technologies to minimize the construction cost and find out the best location to establish communication towers, building, agriculture and entertainment need.

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