Technological advancements have led to the development of more sophisticated and user-friendly Remote Sensing and GIS tools, making them more accessible and easier to use.

The NRSC is responsible for promoting the use of Remote Sensing and GIS in various fields, conducting research and development in these technologies, and providing training and capacity building to users.

The cost of Remote Sensing and GIS technology has been decreasing over time, making it more accessible to a wider range of users.

Remote Sensing and GIS play a vital role in disaster management by providing timely information on the extent and severity of disasters, assessing the impact of disasters on infrastructure and agriculture, and monitoring the movement of natural hazards.

Crime mapping is not typically considered an application of Remote Sensing and GIS in urban planning.

The Bhuvan portal provides access to a wide range of geospatial data and services, enables users to create and share their own maps and applications, and promotes collaboration and knowledge sharing among users.

The cost of integration is not typically considered a challenge in the integration of Remote Sensing and GIS with other technologies.

Remote Sensing and GIS play a vital role in agricultural monitoring and management by providing information on crop yield estimation, soil moisture monitoring, pest and disease detection, and other aspects.

The use of Remote Sensing and GIS in environmental monitoring is expected to increase in the future, not decrease.

ISRO is responsible for the development and launch of satellites, provides access to satellite data and imagery, and conducts research and development in Remote Sensing and GIS technologies.

The high cost of training is not typically considered a challenge in the capacity building of Remote Sensing and GIS professionals in India.

Remote Sensing and GIS play a vital role in water resources management by providing information on water quality, water availability, and planning and management of water resources.

The use of Remote Sensing and GIS in land use planning is expected to increase in the future, not decrease.

NRSC is responsible for the development and launch of satellites, provides access to satellite data and imagery, and conducts research and development in Remote Sensing and GIS technologies.

Technological advancements have led to the development of more sophisticated and user-friendly Remote Sensing and GIS tools, making them more accessible and easier to use.