International Journal of Contemporary Research in Multidisciplinary

Geo-spatial technology plays a central role in resource assessment and regional planning, providing sophisticated tools for data analysis, visualization and decision-making. In this study, its application in Churachandpur district, Manipur, is highlighted with a focus on Geographic Information System (GIS), remote sensing and global positioning systems (GPS) for mapping and monitoring of natural resources such as land use, water, vegetation and minerals.
They allow for the exhaustive evaluation of resource distribution and potential and better inform policymakers about environmental dynamics. In facilitating well-informed decisions, they support sustainable management of resources. Geo-spatial tools also aid in regional planning by maximizing infrastructure development strategies, disaster preparedness, and conservation of ecology. The research examines the effectiveness of geo-spatial technology for resource assessment and planning, highlighting the accuracy and dependability of GIS, remote sensing and GPS data. It further develops best practices for the inclusion of geo-spatial data into planning frameworks to enhance sustainable development and durable regional development.
Through the use of spatial data, Churachandpur will be able to effectively tackle environmental issues, encouraging effective resource usage and comprehensive regional planning. The study offers crucial insights into the convergence of geo-spatial technology, resource assessment, and planning to inform sustainable development in Churachandpur.