Geo-Spatial Analysis for Irrigation Potential Assessment of Minor Irrigation Tanks

India's Irrigated farming sector has been principal to India's economical evolution and to reduce poverty. In India Primary source in provincial territories is farming, which represent 72% of India's population. As indicated by the 2010-2011 Agriculture statistics just 58.12 million hectares of land was really inundated in India. The complete cultivable land in India is 160 million hectares i.e. 394 million acres of land in which it is 34% of the complete agricultural land. Irrigation is the proficient utilization of fresh water adequately as indicated by crop needs and with a developing shortage of this fundamental common asset, it is getting progressively imperative to boost productivity of water use. It suggests Assessing Irrigation potential is a significant activity in fruitful Agriculture management. The objective of present work is an appraisal of Irrigation Potential of the Minor Irrigation Tanks in Nagaram Mandal located in Suryapet district of Telangana. It is the study to assess the Quantity of Area that can be irrigated per each tank. Irrigation potential of the Minor Irrigation Tanks is calculated using SENTINEL-2 satellite Data having 10m multi-spectral Spatial Resolution by Separating Irrigable areas and Non-Irrigable areas using Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) Classification.