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‘Beidou navigation system to have 30 satellites by 2020’ (link)
China is going to expand its homegrown Beidou navigation system by 2020 and make it accurate to within centimeters. The Chinese system has 16 satellites serving the Asia-Pacific so far and the number is expected to grow to 30 by 2020.
Read More at Links:
http://geospatialworld.net/News/View.aspx?ID=28098_Article
http://www.gpsdaily.com/reports/Beidou_to_cover_world_by_2020_with_30_satellites_999.html
A visual essay on agrarian change around Mumbai and Pune
The Mumbai and Pune city regions form a corridor of capital investment, growth and enhanced infrastructure. Maharashtra is India’s focus for urbanization and economic growth, moreover its growing middle class is demanding high value food products. These factors, along with reduced state support, are causing profound transformations in the lives of agricultural communities.

A reservoir gate near Vangani, Dist. Thane. Maharashtra has a very high number of dams (large and small) all over the state. This is vital for irrigation as the arid climate all year round is only broken by 2-3 months of rain during the summer monsoon season. Tapping water for the rest of the year remains singly the most important determinant in agricultural success. Access to irrigation water is unevenly available, and consequently so is the distribution to farming livelihoods.
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