In Rajasthan Remote Sensing activities started with the establishment of Aerial Photo Interpretation Laboratory (APIL) in 1979 as a part of centrally sponosred Desert Development Programme, to assist soil and water conservation planning in the State under State...

Remote Sensing is an emerging technology which contemplates collection of spatial, spectral and temporal data of earth surface suing air and space craft. Remote Sensing technique is powerful tool for evaluation of Natural Resources, both renewable and non-renewable, with speed, accuracy and economy.

• Agriculture
• Diaster Management
• Environments
• Fisheries
• Forest and Vegetation Mapping
• Geological Mapping and Mineral Exploration
• Gis Developmnet
• Industries
• Irrigation
• Notable Contribution To : State Natural Resqurces Management
• Pbulic Workds Department
• Short and Long Term Training Courses
• Soil Conservation Planning
• Unique Attempts (Maiden In Country At State Level)
• Urban Planning
• Video Films
• Water Resources