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usage, development of cadastral level action plan, risk analysis in 
the event of certain assumptions are not satisfied, objective 
impact assessment using space technology, development of 
ecological models to project future developmental scenario, etc., 
could not be addressed. High spatial resolution (2.5 m) PAN 
stereo data from the Indian Remote Sensing Satellite (IRS- 
P5/Cartosat 1); and better than 10m spatial resolution data from 
IRS-P6 (Resourcesat) may enable generating cadastral-level 
action plan for sustainable development of land and water 
resources 
Hyperspectral data from MODIS aboard EOS mission, and high 
spatial resolution (<2.0m) satellite data likely to be available 
from IRS-P5 (Cartosat). Quickbird. IKONOS-II, EROS-A and 
B, and Orbview-3 and 4 may help further refining the data base 
on natural resources, and will eventually lead to formulation of 
improved developmental plans. 
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