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October 27, 2025Journal of GeomaticsOpen Access

An Integrated Geospatial Framework for Monitoring Built-Up Area Growth in Historic Cities Using Archival Maps and Remote Sensing

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MSMadhavan SridharIndian Space Research Organisation OLOm Singh LilhareIndian Institute of Remote Sensing HPHina PandeIndian Institute of Remote Sensing

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This analysis integrates remote sensing and archival maps to track urban growth dynamics in historic cities, suggesting implications for urban governance.

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Heritage tourism relies on preserving historic cities, which face challenges from unregulated expansion.
By combining remote sensing and historical maps, the study provides detailed insights into urban growth rates.
Urban growth was measured in Varanasi and Hyderabad, yielding annual rates of about 3.35% and 3.04%, respectively.
The methodology offers actionable insights for planners to support sustainable urban governance strategies.

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Sridhar et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68ff87e2c8c50a61f2bdced0 https://doi.org/10.58825/jog.2025.19.2.262

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This analysis integrates remote sensing and archival maps to track urban growth dynamics in historic cities, suggesting implications for urban governance.

An Integrated Geospatial Framework for Monitoring Built-Up Area Growth in Historic Cities Using Archival Maps and Remote Sensing

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An Integrated Geospatial Framework for Monitoring Built-Up Area Growth in Historic Cities Using Archival Maps and Remote Sensing

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