MUMBAI, India, Oct. 26 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621107143 A) filed by Pravin Popatrao Shardul; Dr. Manisha Shivaji Patil; Mr. Gokul Namdev Sanap; Dharrao Priya Prashant; Smt. Rupali Nivrutti Nathe; and Niranjan Arun Pawar on September 06, 2026, for Geospatial System For Rural Land Use Pattern Mapping And Classification.

Inventors include Pravin Popatrao Shardul; Dr. Manisha Shivaji Patil; Mr. Gokul Namdev Sanap; Dharrao Priya Prashant; Smt. Rupali Nivrutti Nathe; and Niranjan Arun Pawar.

The application for the patent was published on October 23, 2026, under issue no. 43/2026.

Abstract: The present invention provides a geospatial system for mapping and classifying rural land-use patterns using integrated multi-source geospatial information. The system acquires remotely sensed imagery and geographic, terrain, environmental, infrastructural, hydrological, soil, and historical land-use data corresponding to a selected rural geographical region. A spatial preprocessing module registers, normalizes, and harmonizes the acquired data within a common geospatial reference framework. A spatial unit generation module segments the region into analysis units, from which spectral, vegetation, geometric, topographical, contextual, and temporal features are extracted. A classification engine assigns land-use classes to the analysis units and determines corresponding confidence information. A spatial and temporal analysis module identifies land-use patterns, spatial relationships, and changes between time periods. A visualization module generates spatially referenced land-use maps, confidence layers, change maps, and analytical reports for supporting rural planning and land-resource management.

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