The Land Use Monitoring System of Labangan is a GIS-powered digital platform developed as a capstone system to help track, analyze, and manage land use across the municipality. Labangan has experienced rapid changes in land patterns due to urban growth, agriculture, and infrastructure development—yet most land data remains outdated, manually recorded, or fragmented. This system addresses that gap by providing accurate, real-time spatial data through the use of satellite imagery, remote sensing, and mapping tools.
The system allows users to view interactive land classification maps, monitor changes over time, and generate reports for planning and environmental management. It supports local government units, planners, researchers, and the general public in making informed decisions about zoning, development, and conservation—ultimately promoting sustainable land use and better resource management across Labangan.
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Developed as a capstone system, this system bridges the gap between outdated manual records and the need for modern, data-driven tools in local governance.