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I will do satellite image analysis and land use land cover mapping
PixelPond
About this gig
Service Overview
- Process satellite imagery of your study area.
- Classify into land cover types: water, vegetation, agriculture, built-up, barren land, etc.
- Optional change detection between two time periods.
Who This Is For
- Academic researchers & thesis students.
- Environmental consultants & NGOs.
- Government & policy bodies.
- Urban planners & developers.
What You Will Receive
- Land Use Land Cover (LULC) classified map.
- High-resolution outputs (PNG).
- Area statistics table for each land class.
- Accuracy report (Standard & Premium).
- Change detection map (Premium only).
- Brief interpretation report (Premium only).
- Organized folder with all outputs.
What You Need to Provide
- Study area (name, coordinates, shapefile)
- Time period/year
- Purpose of the map
- Required land cover classes (optional)
- Satellite data (optional I can source it if needed)
Note
- All work is done personally (no outsourcing)
- Delivery starts after receiving complete details
- Message first for urgent requirements
Ready to start? Place your order or send a message for custom requirements
Get to know PixelPond
PixelPond
Bringing science and satellite data together for your goals
- FromIndia
- Member sinceMay 2025
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Bengali, English, Hindi
I help people gain new insights from satellite imagery. As a remote sensing and geospatial data analysis expert, I have deep experience working with specialized software, including NASA's SeaDAS and QGIS. I transform complex data into clear, actionable, and visually compelling maps. Whether you need data processed for a research paper or a custom map for a project, I provide accurate, high-quality results.
FAQ
What is Land Use Land Cover mapping?
LULC mapping is the process of classifying each pixel in a satellite image into a land cover category such as forest, water, agriculture, or built-up area. The result is a color-coded map that visually shows how land is distributed across your study area.
Which satellite data do I use?
I primarily work with Landsat 7/8/9 imagery, both of which are freely available. These are widely accepted in academic and professional contexts. If you have your own Landsat satellite data, I can work with that as well.
What software do I use?
I use QGIS, ArcGIS, and Google Earth Pro for processing and classification. Outputs are delivered as standard image files that can be opened in any GIS software or viewed directly as a PNG.
How accurate will the classification be?
Accuracy depends on the quality of available imagery and the complexity of the landscape. I perform a formal accuracy assessment for Standard and Premium packages and report the overall Accuracy percentage and Kappa Coefficient so you can judge the reliability yourself.
My study area is very large. Is that a problem?
It depends on the size. For district or regional level areas, there is no issue. For very large areas such as entire states or countries, please message me before ordering so I can confirm scope and adjust the timeline if needed.
Can I do this for historical years like 2005 or 2010?
Yes. Landsat archive data goes back to the 1970s. As long as cloud-free imagery is available for your area and period, historical analysis is possible.
Will the map be suitable for a research paper or journal submission?
Yes. Maps are exported at high resolution with proper cartographic elements including a legend, scale bar, north arrow, and projection information. They meet standard requirements for academic publication.
Can I request edits after delivery?
Yes. Each package includes a set number of revisions. Revision requests must relate to the original scope of work. If you need changes beyond the agreed scope, a small additional fee may apply.
Do I need any GIS software to view the files?
No. All outputs are delivered as PNG files which can be opened on any computer without any special software.
