GIS A system for capturing, storing, integrating, manipulating, analyzing and displaying data in different layers spatially referenced to the earth

A system for capturing, storing, integrating, manipulating, analyzing and displaying data in different layers spatially referenced to the earth

1. USE OF GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY IN URBAN & REGIONAL MANAGMENT

2. GIS is: "A system for capturing, storing, integrating, manipulating, analyzing and displaying data in different layers spatially referenced to the earth ” What is Geographic Information Systems (GIS)!

3. How does GIS work? Information is captured from different sources (Spatial Data collected from field and A spatial Data collected from top sheets, satellite imageries, aerial photographs and SOI Digital sheets). Information is compiled to get GIS Maps Final Maps hosted on Web for anytime/anywhere access and Analyze Analysis and Layout of the compiled data Vectors Topology Networks Terrain Surveys Images CAD Drawings Annotation Addresses 27 Main St. Attributes ABC 107’ 3D Objects Dimensions

4. The Urban local bodies can identify the common needs and issues of the potential users and set up their priorities and perform accordingly. The needs assessment or feasibility study sometimes includes cost/benefit evaluation also. A thorough analysis should be made of the data, systems, operations, functions and organizational/institutional structures which will compromise the GIS. GIS base data and related Meta data gives one hand instant information about all city infrastructural services which can be linked and monitored regularly. With the application of information technology to this data efficient working of these processes can be maintained. Usefulness of Urban Local Management in GIS and Urban Planning

5. GIS : Using at City level GIS Based Planning Spatial/Core Infrastructure Management etc. GIS Based Monitoring/ Decision Support Utilities Services Transportation etc. GIS Based Property Assessment System

6. Regional Planning Community Planning Land Use Suitability Web Based Suitability Urban Design Urban Redevelopment Virtual City Urban Planning GIS provides advanced analysis and visualization . Zonal Planning

7. Master plan / zonal Plan Transportation Plan Utility / services Network Plan Scheme Based plan (Varies Govt. Mission / yojana)

8. Various Datasets Created for Planning, Policy and Decision Making Landuse Topography Hydrology Vegetation Soil Administrative Boundaries Infrastructure – Transport & Communication, Canals, Water Supply, Power, Gas, etc. Ownership Details Socio-Economic Facilities Legal Acts and Frameworks Environmental Technical Feasibility for Particular use 100s of layers●●●●●● USE - INFORMATION - PLANNING - DECISION-MAKING - POLICY-MAKING - MANAGEMENT Created by BACE DATASET, DEPARTMENTAL Datasets

9. Digitization of layers Geocoding of database

10. Use of GIS in City Level

11. How to Capture the Information and display on your map

12. Municipal corporation Web GIS based Application for MC

13. Municipal corporation

14. Municipal corporation

15. GIS Based Transportation Systems.

16. Finding shortest path based on distance and drive time Finding closest facility and its path based on distance and drive time City bus routes Search engine - which searches different facilities in …..city Provides intercity bus, train and airways information (timings, distance and service name) Site tour planning Objective of Transport - GIS

17. Infrastructure planning, design and management Traffic safety analysis Transportation impact analysis Public Transit planning and operations Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) Advanced Traveller Information Systems (ATIS) Commercial Vehicle Operations (CVO) Incident Detection Management Some applications of Transport - GIS

18. Transport Network Flow

19. GIS Based Monitoring & Utilities Management

20. Water Supply

21. Sewerage Network

22. Electricity Distribution Network

23. Gas Distribution Network Demography based complex demand calculation with growth projection • Spatial optimisation for service area and DPRS location • Routing optimisation based on preferred street network • Ability to edit calculated data and manage different case studies

24. GIS Based Property A ssessment System

25. Present scenario of Property System Paper Based Manual System -Property details, collections, dues etc maintained in separate registers System managed by respective revenue inspectors Desktop Application to do data management and data entry Separate database for commercial and residential Duplication in Data maintained zone wise not at single place

26. Highlights of the GIS/MIS Based Property system GIS based spatial property database User friendly application for day to day tax management Web based Tax calculation and payments system Online/ GIS based tracking of defaulters Online Notices/Payments to the Defaulters Solution to the claim by citizens of non receipt of bills Ward wise/Zone wise Defaulters Hassle free submitting of water/sewage bills

27. Major Activities Involved Collection of different Parameters as required by department. Identification / Numbering of the property (Every and each property). Preparing the Base Map using Satellite Imagery/SOI Digital Data Creation of property survey maps of suitable scale Development of Web Enabled GIS application Development of advance Query system to perform Analysis on GIS Data Centralized Information System (Like Property Tax, Water ,Sewerage & Gas Billing etc.)

28. Major Functionalities Online self property tax calculation Online property tax payment facilities A facility to access maps at different administrative hierarchy eg . Wards / Property etc. GIS based spatial searching and identification of properties Online Grievance Redressal module Library of different forms for downloading Citizen forum for interactive discussion Web-App Based Application

29. Particular house Information with Parameters

30. Capture Manage Process Disseminate Requirements Geodatabase GIS DATA BASE

31. Web-based/Mobile based Application Online property Tax Receipt Geographic Maps available on website MUNICIPAL CORPORATION MUNICIPAL CORPORATION WEB-PORTAL

32. BENEFITS TO CORPORATION Increase Revenue of Corporation . Geographic Visualization enable faster response time of the citizens Identification of Un- Authorised and Un-Assessed Property to bring them into assessment. Property tax monitoring to assist and optimize the collection process Maintains the transparency in services & information provided by departments to public.

33. BENEFITS TO CORPORATION Transparent & Streamlined System Automated Generation of Bill & Reports Automated workflow management Emails or SMS Facility for Dispatching Bills and other details Reduce printed materials and paper work Reduce Delays in processing of Grievances Removes Intermediary Agents Facilitating the same Centralized Information Repository - Enables sharing of information and source documents

34. BENEFITS TO CORPORATION GIS Provides the core technology for planning, deploying, operating, and optimizing facility systems. It has opened up new horizons in Urban planning and engineering. We can more efficiently schedule, dispatch, and manage utility service staff. Using GIS, you will be able to quickly identify the location and status of your crews. Street-level routing with GIS reduces fleet costs and saves time, giving you the ability to handle more service calls. Monitoring & Access of All assets anytime and anywhere Report generation and presentations with map features. No need for investments on GIS software by individual end-user. User can use it independent of location and time.

35. BENEFITS TO CORPORATION Municipality should take preventive measures by identifying possible development areas for settlement in agreement with development of industrial sites, housing areas proposed in the master plan, municipal services. land and the transportation network after identification of settlement areas, site and service specifications should be ensured by constructing roads, water and electricity supply, drains and sewerage, layout of plots and service areas. GIS techniques should be stimulated to support settlement development by using planning models and scenarios and proper data in digital format . To identify the locations of Municipal properties.