Groundwater Potential Zone Identification Through Remote Sensing GIS Technology in Part of Dharmapuri District, Tamil Nadu

To raise and promote public understanding of groundwater resources, the Ford Foundation assisted in the publication of the groundwater status of Tamil Nadu. The fact that it defines rules for addressing farmers’ requests, industrial water needs, and drinking water needs benefits administrators, planners, financial institutions, and the general public. Dharmapuri is a place with a lot of natural resources. One an overview of integrated studies from the ongoing research, covering lineament theme geographical exploration, soil, drainage, land use/land cover, geology, and geomorphology. Modern technologies were used by both this research study’s geographic information system (GIS) and remote sensing (RS). The study outcomes can guide policymakers, water resource managers, and stakeholders in implementing effective strategies for groundwater utilization and conservation. Hence, considerable work has been done on the origin and evolution of the high-grade terrain in which the hypersthene bearing rock viz., charnockite forms the major component. Land use/land cover features are more related to groundwater quantity as well as quality. The study area’s hill and woodland are the next most prominent features, followed by more cropland. A woodland is, broadly speaking, terrain that is covered in trees. A woodland is, broadly speaking, terrain that is covered in trees. In a more specific sense, a woodland is synonymous with wood, and it is a low-density forest that creates open environments with little to no cover from the sun and lots of sunshine. A light canopy of trees and plants forms in some grasslands, such as savanna woodlands.