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Remote Sensing has become a valuable source of information over past three decades for forest mapping and monitoring activities. New development in remote sensing technology have indicate that, if these method are judiciously combine with groundbased studies, it is possible to carry out detailed forest inventory and monitoring of natural vegetation cover. The information content of available in multispectral data has become a necessity for integrated resource inventory in modern forestry practices. This study demonstrates the use of high resolution IRS P6 LISS-III data for phytomass assessment in Gir Reserve Forest, Junagar (Gujarat). The study also shows good scope of high resolution data for Biomass assessment which will be responsible for Carbon stock analysis. The primary goal of this study is to identify the status of forest vegetation and land uses for mitigation of CO2 through conservation and management of terrestrial forest in India. Remote sensing and Geographical Information System (GIS) were taken as tools and techniques for identification, mapping, monitoring and evaluation of all forest.

Geo-Spatial Technique for vegetation carbon pool Assessment in Western Ghat of India