Abstract
Abstract: Urbanization is directly proportional to the increase in population, which contributes to the increase in country’s GDP but affects the environment and ecosystem. This paper introduces an analysis of the satellite imagery of Mumbai for past 5 years (2019-2023). Mumbai has witnessed significant changes in the geographic region. In order to control and prevent the effects of urbanization, it is necessary to analyze the geographical changes and effects of the same. In this proposed analysis, we have analyzed urbanization with respect to changes in water, forest, urban land and barren land. Use of satellite imagery plays an important role in providing the opportunity for this analysis. Google Earth Engine (GEE) is used for the change detection for the selected area using the satellite imagery dataset provider COPERNICUS named Harmonized Sentinel-2 MSI as an input to this analysis. For this analysis we have used 3 classification methods i.e. supervised, unsurprised and NDVI
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