M.Tech. in Remote Sensing and GIS
School of Geo-informatics (SGID) RSAC-U.P. Lucknow is running a two years (Four Semesters) M.Tech. course since 2013 in Remote Sensing & GIS, which is affiliated to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, approved by AICTE, Govt. of India.
Aim of the Course
The Broad objectives of the course is to provide in-depth knowledge of Remote Sensing, digital image processing, geographic information system (GIS), GPS, DGPS, LiDAR, Bathymetric technologies and their applications in various fields such as Agriculture, soils, forestry, geosciences, water resources, marine, atmospheric sciences, Land use & Landover domains.
Course Duration :2 year (4 Semesters)
Target Groups
This course is targeted to persons/students interested in Remote Sensing and GIS technology and their applications in the field of natural resource surveys such as water resources management, agriculture, soil surveys, forestry, disaster management, marine, atmospheric sciences, urban planning, geological investigations, photogrammetric surveys and mapping, Students can opt for one of this specialization in technology or application areas.
Eligibility Criteria
B.E/B.Tech (60% or Equivalent CGPA) in Civil / Environment / Computer Science & Eng. / Information Tech / Electrical Eng. / Agriculture or M.Sc. (60% or Equivalent CGPA) in Geography / Geology / Geoinformatics / Geomatics / Environmental Sciences / Earth Sciences / Forestry / Agriculture / Soil Sciences / Botany / Water resources from a reputed University.
Important Note :
Every year academic session starts from the month of July. Interested Candidates can apply online through UPSEE/ Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University. website www.aktu.ac.in/UPSEE
Following link may be used for further information https://erp.aktu.ac.in/WebPages/Public/EntranceExams/PGPHDFATE/Instructions.aspxDFATE/Instructions.aspx
Course Fee Structure
- Rs. 20,000/- (Registration Charges + Admission Fee)
- Rs. 36000/- per Sem. (Tuition Fee)
Awards/Achievements :
- CMAI (Communication multimedia and Infrastructure) Society, New Delhi conferred this institute for the best award for 'Excellence Remote Sensing Applications Institute in U.P.' at 3rd Uttar Pradesh Technical Education Summit-2015 on 5th Sept. 2015 for the Excellence and Innovation on "School of Geoinformation aspects Programme". The award is given for the skill development and outcome best education.
- School of Geoinformatics, RSAC-U.P, has been kept under 10 most admired PG Institutes in India, by Knowledge review magazine in 2019
STUDENTS THESIS (Academic Year 2013-15) :
| Sr. No. |
Name of Student |
Title of Thesis |
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Mayank Mishra |
Analysis of Changes in the River Bank of Ganga River near Allahabad City by using multi-temporal satellite data. |
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Rupali Shrivastava |
Micro level mapping of utility facility services in Lohia Villages and assessment of ground water quality for the impact of industrial effluent using high resolution Remote Sensing, GIS and GPS Technology |
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Shashank Yadubhushanam |
Developing Fog Detection Technique using INSAT-3D Imager |
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Shiv Pratap |
Development of a decision support system for Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Programme using Remote Sensing, GIS, GPS and Web-GIS Techniques |
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Arif Ahmad |
Change detection of sodic land in Raebareli district using Remote Sensing and GIS techniques |
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Shashank Dwivedi |
Evaluation Of Soil Moisture Content, Rainfall, Vegetation Water Content And Radar Vegetation Index For Kharif Crops Using Microwave Satellite Data [Nasa,SSmap Simulated Data & Amsr-2 Data |
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Sudhank Dwivedi |
Regional crop yield forecast using crop simulation model and Remote sensing data |
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Tarun Tiwari |
Forest Stock Mapping and Volume Estimation using Remote Sensing & GIS |
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Vaishali Sharma |
The study of temporal variation of Aerosol optical depth over Northern India |
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Gunjan Yadav |
Thermal Anomaly Detection in Jharia Coal Field using Multichannel ASTER TIR Data |
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Kirti Khemka |
A Comparative study of classification techniques using Hyperspectral data: A Remote Sensing and GIS perspective |
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Manish Dwivedi |
Super resolution mapping using multi-viewing CHRIS/PROBA data |
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Manvendra Singh |
Mapping of glacier movement using SAR Interferometery and offset tracking methodology |
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Pushkar Gaur |
Land subsidence monitoring using advanced DInSAR techniques |
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Tanushree Jaiswal |
Monitoring Land Surface & Water Bodies' Temperature Of Gomti River in Lucknow District Using Thermal Remote Sensing |
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Amit Kumar Shukla |
3D GIS Modelling At Semantic Level Using 3d Point Cloud Data For Urban Infrastructure |
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Rahul Bajpai |
3D Mapping, Visualization and Modeling of Infrastructure/Building from LIDAR Data |
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Arvind Kumar Gautam |
Urban spatial growth and land transformation analysis of Varanasi city using Remote Sensing and GIS techniques |
STUDENTS THESIS (Academic Year 2014-16) :
| Sr. No. |
Name of Student |
Title of Thesis |
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Abhishek Singh Yadav |
Modelling urban growth in Kashipur |
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Adeeba |
Planning Area using Logistic |
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Anam Mushtaq |
Regression Method |
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Andaleeb Fatima |
GIS data base creation and urban sprawl mapping of Lucknow city, U.P., India |
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Praveen Kumar Sonkar |
Urban spatial growth modelling using artificial Neural Network |
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Ravi Prakash Mishra |
A case suty of rudrapur city |
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Satyaveer Singh |
Open Cast Mine Boundary Detection of Jharia Coalfield, Jharkhand, India, using Optical and Interferometric SAR Data |
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Savita Kumari |
Information Extraction using Ground Based Hyperspectral Remote Sensing (HRS) Imager |
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Shikha Rawat |
Object Oriented Building Extraction from Fused Lidar Data and Aerial Ortho Image |
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Vivek Kumar Tripathi |
Drought Assessment using Meteorological and Remote sensing based indices |
STUDENTS THESIS (Academic Year 2015-17) :
| Sr. No. |
Name of Student |
Title of Thesis |
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Anjali Singh |
Quantification and modelling of the urban growth dynamics in Roorkee planning area |
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Anoop Maurya |
Eco city planning and site suitability analysis for waste disposal using remote sensing, geographical information system (GIS) and analytic hierarchy process (AHP) |
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Anubhav Srivastava |
Solar energy potential estimation of Ahmedabad city |
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Anuj Gautam |
Desertification status mapping of Etawah district |
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Dev Krishna Verma |
Identification of ground water potential zone using geo-electrical, remote sensing and GIS techniques - a case study of mall block, Lucknow |
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Faizan Rashid |
Morphometric analysis of river drainage basin - a case study of Ami river basin |
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Hina Zehra Rizvi |
Development of software for analysis of total electron content ionospheric variation for earthquake precursor studies |
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Karuna |
Mapping & modelling of urban sprawl pattern in Moaradabad city using multi temporal images and shanon’s entropy approach |
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Pragati Singh |
Crop suitability analysis of Uttar Pradesh |
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Raginee Chaturvedi |
Application development for utility facilities in villages using web GIS |
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Sandeep Kumar Yadav |
Integrated remote sensing, GIS & geophysical techniques for identification for suitable sites for water harvesting or artificial recharge structures in Karwi block of Chitrakoot district |
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Sanjeev Kumar Kushwaha |
Modelling and simulation of urban growth of Varanasi city |
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Shashank Kumar Anshu |
Classification of urban features using high resolution world-view 2 data through random forest classifier - a case study of Chandigarh city |
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Siddhant Devrahi |
Identification of irrigated areas in Lucknow district |
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Vivek Kumar |
Assessment of vertical accuracy of open source Dems with Icesat data & DGPS |
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Gajendra Kumar |
Spectral yield modelling for sugarcane crop using Moeinteith approach for U.P. state |
STUDENTS THESIS (Academic Year 2016-18) :
| Sr. No. |
Name of Student |
Title of Thesis |
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Navneet Roshan |
Analysis of Urban Sprawl in proposed Smart Cities of Madhya Pradesh |
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Nusrat Ullah Hasani |
Novel Tools and Techniques in Geospatial” Bhuvan Sehat |
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Sachchidanand |
Integration of close range photogrammetry and terrestrial laser scanning for engineering structures |
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Sunita Choudhary |
Forecasting urban growth in kanpur city using multi-temporal data |
STUDENTS THESIS (Academic Year 2017-19) :
| Sr. No. |
Name of Student |
Title of Thesis |
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Ms. Harshita Singh |
Spatio – temporal and correlation variation of land surface temperature and aerosal optical depth over smart city of Uttar Pradesh |
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Sri Muzzamil Ansari |
Decadal assessment of Urban Sprawl encroachment and traffic analysis in selected parts of Lucknow city : A case study for smart city mission |
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Sri Prabhakar Tripathi |
Dessertificaion and land degradation mapping of Kanpur Dehat using Remote Sensing & GIS techniques |
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Sri Pramod Kumar |
Impact on Sodic Land and waterlogged area in Haidargarh canal command system due to its restructuring process |
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Sri Saurabh Pal |
Bathymetric survey for dredging of silt deposition between Guptar Ghat to Laxman Quila Ghat along Saryu River at Ayoudhya, Uttar Pradesh |
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Sri Shashank Nayak |
Monitoring of river dynamics of Rapti River between Shravasti to Gorakhpur Districts |
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Sri Sunil Yadav |
Impact of Irrigation in Lalitpur canal command areas and temporal soil monitoring using RS & GIS techniques |
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Sri Vashi Ahmad |
Urban heat and Cool Island mapping and modeling in Urban area of Kanpur City and its environs. |
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Sri Vineet Kumar |
Integrated studies for ground water assessment using RS, GIS and Geo-physical techniques in Meja block of Prayagraj District |