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Accuracy assessment is a tool of validation of remotely sensed data and other spatial information and analyses the ‘goodness factor’ of the maps derived from satellite images. If we talk about the remotely sensed data of land use/land cover then accuracy assessment helps in analyzing the spatial details of particular landscape which in lieu serve the various purposes of policy making and administrative planning. The data related to land use/land cover is of utmost importance and helps in environmental modelling specifically models dealing with climate change at all levels viz. micro level, meso level and macro level. The present research study aims to analyze the accuracy assessment of remotely sensed data of land use/land cover of national capital territory of Delhi, India. Three different sets of Landsat images for the years 1990, 2000 and 2015 have been evaluated by level of overall accuracy, producer’s accuracy, consumer’s accuracy and kappa coefficient.

ACCURACY ASSESSMENT AS A TOOL OF VALIDATION OF REMOTELY SENSED DATA OF LAND USE/LAND COVER OF NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI, INDIA