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    G.I.S.

    Assignment-1
    Create a land suitability matrix using
    Analytical Hierarchy Process and GIS

    ABHISHEK DUVVADA, 13AR60R35

    STEP 01: Create Shape file for Raster Residential,


    Commercial, Contour and Road
    STEP 02 : Raster Residential, Commercial, Contour and
    Road layer from the given topographic map

    after

    adding Georeferenced image as a base map .

    STEP 03: Conversion of contour


    line to Digital Elevation Model
    (DEM)

    STEP 04: Conversion of Digital Elevation


    Model (DEM) to Slope File

    STEP 05:Euclidean distances for road, commercial area and Residential area
    respectively

    STEP 06 :Calculation of AHP


    residence

    Road

    Commerce

    slope

    sum

    residence

    0.6

    0.4

    0.2

    2.2

    0.101931

    Road

    1.666667

    0.8

    0.6

    4.066667

    0.188417

    Commerce

    2.5

    1.25

    0.4

    5.15

    0.23861

    slope

    1.666667

    2.5

    10.16667

    0.471042

    21.58333
    Iteration -01
    residence

    Road

    Commerce

    slope

    sum

    residence

    2.033333

    1.78

    0.92

    8.733333

    0.100031

    Road

    8.333333

    3.766667

    1.853333

    17.95333

    0.205637

    Commerce

    9.083333

    4.666667

    2.05

    19.8

    0.226788

    slope

    19.02778

    9.458333

    8.333333

    40.81944

    0.467544

    87.30611
    Iteration -02
    residence

    Road

    Commerce

    slope

    sum

    residence

    133.2367

    66.55

    59.13111

    29.55489

    288.4727

    0.100913

    Road

    272.2907

    136.1033

    120.8222

    60.43

    589.6463

    0.206269

    Commerce

    301.125

    150.3847

    133.6589

    66.81111

    651.9797

    0.228075

    Eigen
    vector

    STEP 07 : Reclassification of
    Road Euclidean distances in to
    five point scale with break
    value of 100, 200, 400,600,
    800 and scored as 5-best and
    1-worst
    STEP

    08

    Reclassification

    of

    Residential Euclidean distances in to


    five point scale with break value of
    200, 400, 700,1100, 1600 and
    scored as 5-best and 1-worst

    STEP

    09

    Reclassification

    of

    Commercial Euclidean distances in to


    five point scale with break value of
    100, 200, 300,500, 800 and scored as
    5-best and 1-worst

    STEP 10 : generation of overall Raster map by using formula "Re_Road" *


    0.20+"re_resi" *0.10+"re_commercial" * 0.22+"Con_slope"*0.46

    STEP 11 : Final Land Suitability MAP

    Most suitable
    Non suitable

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