Forest cover is a vital component of our planet's ecosystems, and understanding its extent and distribution is crucial for environmental conservation and management. In this video, we'll be focusing on the East Khasi Hills region as our study area. First off, we're utilizing data from the MODIS satellite to obtain imagery of the area. By clipping this imagery to our region of interest using GIS techniques, we can isolate the data relevant to the East Khasi Hills.

Now, let's talk visualization. We've set up a vibrant color palette to represent the percentage of tree cover in our region, ranging from lush green for dense forests to lighter shades for lesser coverage. This visualization not only makes the data more visually appealing but also aids in interpretation.

To better understand the forest cover, we're calculating statistics such as the mean tree cover percentage. This allows us to quantify the extent of forested areas in our region. And there you have it, folks! Through the power of GIS, remote sensing, and a sprinkle of AI, we've gained valuable insights into forest cover dynamics in the East Khasi Hills region.

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