Our Library is an esteemed centre of knowledge catering to the dynamic domains of remote sensing, geospatial technology, and natural resource management. The library stands as a premier repository housing an extensive collection of scholarly resources. It serves as a cornerstone in facilitating research, education, and practical applications within the realm of geographic information systems (GIS), environmental studies, and land use planning. The library's pivotal role extends beyond information provision, acting as a catalyst for innovation and informed decision-making. By offering up-to-date literature and data, it supports ongoing research initiatives, informs policy development, and aids in the creation of solutions tailored to tackle pressing environmental issues.

At the core of its offerings lies an array of meticulously curated academic journals, research papers, technical reports, and reference material. These resources delve into the intricacies of remote sensing methodologies, cutting-edge advancements in satellite imagery analysis, and the application of geospatial data for mapping, monitoring, and evaluating diverse landscapes and natural resources. It fosters collaboration and knowledge exchange among professionals, scientists, policymakers, researchers, and students. By bridging remote sensing with fields such as environmental science, agriculture, forestry, urban planning, and disaster management, it plays a pivotal role in addressing complex challenges related to resource conservation, sustainable development, and environmental resilience.

Its rich collection, coupled with its role in fostering collaboration and driving innovation, underscores its significance in advancing the frontier of remote sensing applications and its crucial impact on sustainable development and environmental stewardship. The library, inaugurated concurrently with the establishment f the Directorate of Resource Survey and Remote Sensing in 1976, functions as an invaluable repository of crucial information.