POTENTIAL OF GEO-INFORMATICS INDEX FROM HIGH RESOLUTION
Keywords:
Geo-Informatics Index, Potential of Geo-Informatics IndexAbstract
The objectives of this research were to assess the potential of Geo-Informatics index and Geo-Informatics index selection from high resolution satellite data in Thailand. The samples consisted of 17 land uses, 250 stakeholders, land use managers, land use experts, land use officials, land use academicians and 17 Geo-Informatics index management experts. Data were collected by questionnaire and interview form and analyzed by descriptive method and one-way ANOVA. The statistics used for data analysis were percentages, arithmetic mean, standard deviation, F, and t. The finding revealed that most Geo-Informatics index from satellite data and land use potential for management were at a high level, with statistically significant at the level 0.05. The optimum index, selected for the 4 aspects: economics, social, environment and natural resources, academic and research.
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