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Transcript of CK2017: Karnataka GIS - A GoK Initiative towards g-Governance
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Karnataka GIS
a GoK initiative towards g-Governance
7-Apr-2017
M.JAYACHANDRAN
KGIS - Mission Management
Karnataka State Remote Sensing Applications Center, GoK
BY
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Agenda for today’s Panel Discussion
Unified geospatial information centres to manage cities
◦ How citywide data centres help in better planning, managing and governing
the cities
Open data – availability, standards and regulatory framework
Challenges, opportunities
◦ data integration, adopting digital platforms, agency staff capacities,
establishing dedicated agency, outsourcing to private agencies.
way forward in adopting digital platforms
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Current Gaps and KGIS Needs
Lack of integrated data between various departments
Lack of spatial data availability in various dept
Few Dept only have their own GIS teams
Lack of expertise of GIS specialists and analysts
DSS based on spatial data and trends is the requirement
Existing Spatial Data - not in common coordinate reference frame
Lack of GIS Applications and DSS for operational needs
Non clarity in data sharing policy between dept and public
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A flagship Project of GoK, to Institutionalize the use of Geospatial in the
Governance
Karnataka GIS (K-GIS)
• A new information regime supporting good Governance, sustainable development
and citizen empowerment
• To offer GIS decision support services for Government, enterprises and citizens
• To maintain a state-wide, standardized, seamless, accurate and authentic and
updated GIS data and Information
• Positioning the use of GIS technology and applications as primary tool for Planning
and Governance
• To provide a GIS-Applications platform for government, citizens and enterprises to
host/provide GIS-APPS as a suite of GIS DSS tools
Vision
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KGIS : Unified Data for Karnataka
Urban
Rural
Energ
y
Infra
structure
Transport
Forest
Mines
&
Geolog
y
Industrie
s
Planning
Environme
nt
Agricultur
e
Healt
hEducatio
n
Disaster
Mgmt
Horticulture
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K-GIS
Portal DSS
& Apps
E-
Bhoomi,
Watershe
d Dev
UID /
Aadhar
seeding
E- Health
Census &
EC,
E-
Register
E-Aasthi
Law&
Order
(CCTNS)
Power
(RAPDRP)
KGIS :Integrated Applications
Expected outcome
Hardware / Software & NW
InfrastructureTraining and Capacity Building
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Common Coordinate system
Primary and Secondary control network
Seamless HR Image mosaic
Digital Terrain (Elevation) Model
Layers
◦ Base layers on the seamless image frame
◦ Other layers overlaid on each other
◦ Continous updated base/thematic layers
• KGIS content standards circulated through GO• Standards / protocol for data exchange • DSS Application –SOA - OGC Standards • Single Sign On - Role based access for
departmental operation• Karnataka Geospatial Policy• Data Sharing Policy
Common Framework and Standards, Policies
1. Boundary
2. Infrastructures
3. Hydrology
4. Urban and Settlement
5. Industrial Content
6. Forest Environment & Ecology
7. Geological
8. Land Information
9. Land Ownership Information
10. Soil Information
11. Public Assets/ Amenities
12. Point of Interest
13. Grids and Graticules
14. Images
15. Topography
16. Weather Information
KGIS Spatial Datasets
244 Layers, expected to grow more
36 Ministries/Dept.
1 Million Assets – 30 TB Database - and Growing …
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KGIS : Modular SolutionSOA architecture for Easy Integration and GIS Enabling
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KGIS Portal – Sample Snapshots
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Portal : Sample Functionalities
Flexible AoI Selection Multi Attribute Query Complex Buffer Analysis
Various Thematic
mapviewOnline Heatmap Generation
Overlay of desktop GIS
data
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Portal : Sample Functionalities
Pre-defined query /
Analysis
Satellite Data –
availability
Spatial Editing of objects
Customised Dashboards for
depts
Multilayer -
Transparency
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Portal : Other components
Online Feedback / Requirement gathering
Apps: For locating various nearby
Services
Mobile Apps for field data
Collection
Download - Apps & Docs
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Operational DSS – Workflows & Dashboards
RDPR
Industry :
KIADB
Urban: MUDA
Soil Health
Mission
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Expected Benefits
Make GIS data available at all levels
Geo-enabling e-governance and public services byembedding GIS in all aspects of planning and development atstate/district/panchayat levels;
Bringing transparency and geo-spatial information supportin decision-making;
Citizen services by giving access to geospatial information;
Enabling a “crowd-sourced” interactive process of citizeninvolvement in providing feed-back/inputs/data
Enable a sound process of monitoring and identifying “gapsin development”;
To make the state to be in the forefront of this field oftechnology and applications that that are fast growingglobally.
Also to make Karnataka GIS to be major contributor towardsestablishment of National GIS
Government
Industries
Institutions
Researchers
Farmers
B
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Entrepreneurs
Citizens
&Public
Law
EnforcementLegal /
Judiciary
Disaster Mgmt
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KGIS : Road Ahead…
Nov 2016
June 2017
Dec 2017 June 2018
Dec 2018
Portal V.1, launch
With available spatial data and limited MIS data
Data on Unified framework, customiseddashboard, DSS for farmers
5 sectors data with allied applications and visualisation
API releases for app dev and hosting, Citizen modules, Visual
Analytics & realtimesensor integration
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Summary -Vision 2020
KGIS 2020 : Integrated GIS for all departments
Planning and Decision making – efficient and transparent
Improved Service Delivery
Karnataka Geo
Spatial Agency
Spatial Data Management
Mission
Virtual Reference Stations
Outreach, Training and Consulting
Data Sales, User Projects
Technology and
Research
KGIS
(Flagship Mission)
Analytic
s
Process
Databas
e
Web
Apps
• New Requirements &
feedback improves
• CHANGES and Refinements
shall continue to happen.
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Views and thoughts for Discussion...
Open Data - Availability,
standards & regulatory
framework• Available data - not always
standardised – no worries
but efforts…
• …efforts for linking spatial &
MIS data
• Require Interoperable stds
for Data and SOA for Appln
is needed
• Agencies should publish /
share available data, AS IS.
• Regulatory Framework – is
mandatory – for sharing
• To mandate GIS updation
for payment clearance
• Ownership clarity on base
data and value addition to
be clarified.
• Apex body is needed for
coordination across dept
Challenges • Enabling agencies to share
data
• Creating spatial data for non-
available data / assets
• Data on std common frame -
positional and content
accuracy
• Unique coding for linking
across all layers / across dept
• Data validation and
mandatory data updation
• Transaction monitoring
whenever an objects spatial
relationship changes
• Availability of skilled / Talent
resources
• COTS Vs Open Source
selection
• Good internet bandwidth
• Funds –Est, Ops &
maintenance
Way ForwardManage large volumes of data, application, web / mobile solution
(IOT, Big data, Analytics) delivery – performance, data / solution
updation and maintenance – technologies to be adopted
Let’s Discuss…..THANK YOU
Opportunities• Training & development for
skilled resources on data
management, application
dev, analytics
• Opportunity for GIS
industry – data creation,
cleaning, linking, positional
improvement, Content
accuracy validation and
improvement, App Dev
• Opportunity for HW / SW /
NW infrastructure OEM’s
• Good Internet Bandwidth