Investigation of the Growth Random Area Based on the Multiple Techniques, Photogrammetry, GIS and GNSS

Abstract

In this study, the damaging aspects of urbanisation is the stress it places on development processes of all kinds, making the proliferation of haphazard housing a problem in many nations throughout the world. While this problem has become worse in large cities and their suburbs for a variety of reasons, it has gotten increasingly concentrated in smaller towns and its environs, either in the form of haphazard housing clusters or as single-family homes interspersed throughout the urban fabric. The city of Al-Kut in the Wasit Governorate is a prototypical example of a tiny city hampered by the proliferation of this phenomena, which has substantially impeded urban development there. Al-Sawadah, Al-Wafideen, and other neighbourhoods are dispersed throughout Kut. After being divided into agricultural and military zones, the undeveloped land in between suffered from random invasion by new developments. Photogrammetry and geographic information systems from 2004 to 2021, researchers can use it to assess the pace of change and the variation between the survey area and the rest of the world.