PRESENTATION BY ASSOCIATION OF GEOSPATIAL IN INDUSTRIES (A (AGI) 7 th MARCH 2017 1
INTRODUCTION - AGI • AGI is a non-profit body representing Indian Geospatial Industries • Raise societal awareness about importance and usage of Geospatial Information Communication Technologies • Ensure Conducive policy environment with Government and Industry Stakeholders • Creates forums to bring together all stakeholders for effective Geospatial usage 2
OUR MEMBERS 3 (as on 31 st Dec’2016)
AGENDA • Technology Overview & Emerging Technologies • Role of Geospatial Industry in National Priorities • Policy Scenario • Recommendations 4
GEOSPATIAL LANDSCAPE GE GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY 5
TECHNOLOGY ECOSYSTEM TE Web Wireless Enterprise Cloud MEDIUM DRIVERS Mobile IoT EARTH OBSERVATION Automation Social Big Data GEOGRPAHIC GNSS & GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION POSITIONING SYSTEM Business FACILITATORS Intelligence Standards PROCESSES SURVEYING & MAPPING Digital Engineering ICT Infrastructure Augmented System Integration Reality Artificial Intelligence Open Data 6
ROLE OF GEOSPATIAL IN INDUSTRY IN IN NATIONAL PRIORITIES High speed Rail R-APDRP Highways Development Digital India National Smart Grid PMGSY Aadhaar Mission TRANSPORTATION GOVERNANCE POWER SKILL URBAN AGRICULTURE ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT Pradhan Mantri Krishi Skill India Clean Ganga Smart Cities Sinchai Yojana Mission AMRUT National Crop Insurance Swach Bharat Programme Mission 7
TY TYPE AND LEVEL OF DATA REQUIRED • Satellite Image – Archive and Current (resolutions from 1 m or better) • Digital Elevation Models (Vertical accuracies ranging from 1m to 10 m) • All administrative boundary including international boundary, state, district, sub-district village, ward, census block boundaries (Scales of up to 1:500) • 3D Datasets (LiDAR/Drone) (with accuracies in CMs) • Detailed demographic and socio-economic datasets • Transportation Network – Railways, Navigable Road Network (Scales of up to 1:500) • Land use and Land cover information • Information from all sensor network (GSD till 5 CM) • Live Traffic Flow • Weather Information – Past and Live Feeds • Precipitation, floods, storms, etc. 8 • Other departmental datasets created using public funds
POLICY SCENARIO NATIONAL LEVEL Ministry of Defence: STATE LEVEL 1. Map Restriction Policy of the Ministry of Defence 1967 Delhi Geographical SDI 2011 2. Policy on digital data of topographic map 1997 3. Policy of aerial photography survey, aircraft borne remote 2006 Andhra Pradesh GIS Policy 2015 Odisha State Data Policy 2015 Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue: 4. Rule prohibiting export of all maps of 1: 250K and larger scales 1963 5. Courier Imports and Exports (Clearance) Amendment Regulations 2010 Ministry of Science & Technology, DST : 6. National Map Policy 2005 STATUS QUO 7. National Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy 2012 Multiple policies, that are Department of Space: archaic, non-contemporary, 8. Remote Sensing Data Policy 2011 restrictive, against pro- Ministry of Home Affairs: development agenda of the 9. The Criminal Law Amendment Act 1961, Act no. 23 1961 10. Geospatial Information Regulation Bill (Draft) 2016 nation DGCA, Ministry of Civil Aviation: 11. Civil Aviation Requirement 2012 9 12. Operation of UAVs – Air transportation Circular 328 2016
USER LEVEL POLICIES AND PROGRAMS ENCOURAGING GEOSPATIAL TE TECHNOLOGY Ministry of Civil Aviation – Emphasises GNSS augmentation GAGAN Ministry of Roads – Emphasises use of LiDAR in Highway Projects, Satellite data for Highway Project Monitoring Ministry of Power – Emphasises use of EO, Mapping, GNSS, GIS in R-APDRP Projects, Renewable Energy Projects Ministry of Rural Development – Emphasises use of GNSS, Earth Observation for NLRMP Programs Ministry of Defence - GIS Policy emphasising Modernising Mapping and use of Enterprise GIS Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare – Need for Satellite Data for National Crop Insurance, GIS for Evaluation and Monitoring Ministry of Mines - Strategy paper points the need for detailed Geological Mapping Ministry of Urban Development – GIS for Developmental Plans, Taxation, Heritage preservation Ministry of Water Resources – LiDAR for Flood Monitoring, Geospatial Project Monitoring Ministry of Forest, Environment & Climate Change – Forest Mapping, Monitoring 10
RECOMMENDATIONS • Establish Regulating Authority [Ex. Geospatial Data Regulatory Authority (GDRA)] • Data Registry of all govt. agencies • Setting up guidelines for Data dissemination by other organizations • Guidelines for Approvals of restricted data acquisition and dissemination. • One National Geospatial Policy covering all aspects • Open Data • Define Restricted Data • International Boundaries, Def. Establishments, strategic Locations etc.. • Scale of the map • Resolution of Satellite Data • Specific Attention to Geospatial Industry for realizing the potential of employment of about 2 Million people and a revenue of 20 Billion USD by 2025 11
THANK YOU! 12
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