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Kameng-Sonitpur Elephant Reserve
 
The Kameng-Sonitpur Elephant Reserve (KSER) is located in the eastern hill forests of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam in India, and its area is about 7500 sq. km. This reserve is currently home to approximately 1200 elephants.  
 
Kaming Sonitpur Elephant Reserve
The large scale deforestation in elephant habitats as a result of human encroachment is one of the most serious problems in this reserve, which is a global mega-biodiversity hotspot.
 
 
Elephant poisoned by villagers
Satellite data and GIS techniques can be used to understand the dynamics between people and pachyderms and the stage, i.e. forests, upon which these spatial interactions are enacted.
 
 
This case study includes:

  • a background section
  • a worksheet introduction
  • exercises

    You can access them by clicking on the links on the right

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    Kameng-Sonitpur Elephant Reserve
    Elephant ReserveAsian elephantMan vs elephant
    Exercises
    Worksheet introductionPaper map creation and study of Kameng-Sonitpur Elephant ReserveAnalysis of satellite images
    Eduspace - Software
    LEOWorks 3ArcExplorer
    Eduspace - Download
    ks_papermap.zipks_satelliteimg.zip
    Resources
    Useful links
     
     
     
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