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Sardhana

Delhi

Faridabad

Hathin

Palwal

Gurgaon

Nuh

Pataudi

Baghpat

Dadri

Khurja

Sikandarabad

Ghaziabad Hapur

Meerut

NangloiJat

Muradnagar

Miranpur

Meerut

Mawana

Loni

LawarKhas

Kithor

Khurja

Khekra

Khatauli

Kharkhauda

Khair

Kandhla

Jhajjar

Jewar

Hodal

Hapur

Punahana

Gulaothi

Gohana

Ghaziabad

Faridabad

Dharuhera

Delhi Dasna

Dadri

Chhaprauli

Bulandshahr

Budhana

Bawana

Baraut

Bahadurgarh

Baghpat

Alipur

Tijara

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Sonipat

Sohna

Sikandarabad

Sardhana

Samalkha

Gurgaon

Rewari

Pilkhua

Phalauda

Pataudi

Parichhatgarh

Palwal

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Land cover / land use

Bangladesh

BhutanChina

India

NepalPakistan

Mumbai

Delhi

Dhaka

Historical Assessment of Spatial Growthof Built-ups in Metropolitan Areas ofDelhi and Mumbai in India and Dhaka inBangladesh

Project name:

Contractor:

Urban and Industrial AreasUrban Greenery and Constr. SitesAgricultural LandForestOther Natural and Semi-natural A.Bare LandWaterRiver Bed

Intensity of urban sprawl calculated per 700 m grid (%)

AdministrativeDistrict border

The map shows the intensity of urban sprawl from naturalland cover / land use classes in the Delhi National CapitalArea between years 2003 and 2010. The sprawl wascalculated from change product into 700 m tiled grid.Land cover / land use classification of high resolutionimagery from Spot 4, Spot 5 and RapidEye satellites wasused as an input into change analysis. Landsat 5 andLandsat 7 imagery was used as reference source.

Local projection:Datum:Geographic projection:

UTM 43 NorthWGS 84Lat/Lon (DMS) WGS 84

Spot 4, 5 © Spot Image (2003, 2010)RapidEye © RapidEye (2011)Landsat 5, 7 © USGS (2003, 2010)Administrative boundaries © GADM (2011)Vector Data © Gisat 2011, OSM (2011)Minimum mapping unit: 0.36 haResolution: 20 mSprawl tiles resolution: 700 m

Imagery

VectorsChangeproduct

The aim of EOWORLD is to produce, deliver and assess the benefits ofEO-based geo-information services in support of on-going World Bankproject activities. This work forms part ESA’s efforts to raise awarenesswithin the World Bank of European and Canadian EO missions (bothESA and national), and the capabilities of EO service providers toprovide information customised to the needs of individual projects. TheWorld Bank together with ESA have identified 12 specific EOWORLDActions for which EO-based information has significant potential.

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