How to Create LULC Maps in ArcGIS Using Google Earth Pro

Learn how to create a Land Use Land Cover (LULC) map in ArcGIS using free and simple imagery from Google Earth Pro. In this step-by-step tutorial, I show you how to obtain imagery from Google Earth Pro, georeference it in ArcGIS, classify the imagery, and create a professional LULC map. This method provides an alternative workflow for obtaining imagery for LULC mapping in ArcGIS, especially when you want a simple and accessible data source for your GIS project. What You’ll Learn: How to obtain imagery from Google Earth Pro for LULC mapping How to georeference Google Earth imagery in ArcGIS How to clip imagery to your study area How to perform unsupervised classification in ArcGIS How to perform supervised classification in ArcGIS How to apply appropriate symbology to LULC classes How to create a professional Land Use Land Cover map How to repeat the workflow for another year Tools Used Google Earth Pro ArcGIS / ArcMap Georeferencing tools Image classification tools This tutorial is useful for GIS students, researchers, urban planners, remote sensing students, and anyone working on land use/land cover mapping, land cover classification, or GIS projects. Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome to this Channel 0:04 - Introduction to Today's Video (Google Earth Pro LULC Mapping Tutorial) 0:20 - Explanation of Key Concepts (How to obtain data from Google Earth Pro for LULC mapping) 4:33 - Clipping to Study Area 9:26 - Unsupervised Classification Setup and Symbology 11:38- Supervised Classification Setup and Symbology 18:00 – LULC Map Design & Symbology 19:47 – A quick way of repeating the same process for another year 🔔 Subscribe for more ArcGIS, GIS, remote sensing, LULC, land cover classification, and mapping tutorials. #LULC #LandUseLandCover #ArcGIS #GoogleEarthPro #LULCMapping #RemoteSensing #LandCoverClassification #SupervisedClassification #UnsupervisedClassification #GIS #ArcMap #GISTutorial #knust