Overview
Digital Image processing is widely used today by application users to derive a wide range of information including land use/ land cover, urban sprawl, temporal changes in watersheds, monitoring irrigation status. This provides the end users with image data sets directly in digital form, enabling the use of digital image processing techniques to extract information from the images. Encapsulating the information from images into gainful use is the need of the hour and the emphasis on Geoinformatics plays a vital role in spatial information for water resource appropriately. This programme is envisaged to impart training on image processing with special emphasis on water resources.