10 papers analyzed
These studies suggest that GIS-based systems enhance irrigation management by integrating spatial data, improving water use efficiency, and supporting decision-making through precise water requirement estimations and real-time monitoring.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have become an essential tool in irrigation management, offering advanced capabilities for spatial analysis, data integration, and decision-making. This synthesis explores the application of GIS in various aspects of irrigation management, including water requirement estimation, irrigation scheduling, and efficiency monitoring.
GIS for Irrigation Water Requirement Estimation:
GIS in Irrigation Scheduling and Monitoring:
GIS in Design and Management of Irrigation Systems:
GIS for Performance Evaluation and Efficiency:
Historical and Archaeological Applications:
GIS has proven to be a powerful tool in irrigation management, offering capabilities for precise water requirement estimation, efficient scheduling and monitoring, and performance evaluation. By integrating spatial data and providing real-time information, GIS enhances decision-making processes, leading to improved water use efficiency and sustainable irrigation practices. The application of GIS in both modern and historical contexts underscores its versatility and importance in managing water resources effectively.
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