Abstract
This article presents a comprehensive approach to designing and compiling an agricultural mapping system for the Surkhondarya region of Uzbekistan. Leveraging Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing technologies, the proposed system aims to enhance agricultural land management, optimize resource allocation, and support sustainable development in a region characterized by unique agro-climatic conditions and significant agricultural potential. The methodology integrates various data sources, including satellite imagery, cadastral records, and field observations, to create thematic maps for crop classification, soil analysis, irrigation network management, and land use dynamics. The system's architecture emphasizes data acquisition, processing, database design, and interactive visualization, providing a robust tool for decision-makers and agricultural specialists.
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