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planning system for determining a pipeline route, it proves to be spot on, economic
and time-saving for a sustainable pipeline corridor location design. Due to pixelbased optimization, computation time is high but for green project this is the efficient
methodology. The use of this type of cost and time effective, and efficient system in
the planning is the need of the hour. A case study to identify the minimum length
between Hanumangarh district to Jhunjhunu District by carrying out the least cost
path analysis using ArcGIS is taken, and results are validated.
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