Karnataka State Remote Sensing Applications Centre
Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms (e-Governance), Government of Karnataka
Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms (e-Governance), Government of Karnataka
Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms (e-Governance), Government of Karnataka
Karnataka - GIS (K-GIS), the concept of which was the foresight of the Government of Karnataka and the Karnataka Jnana Aayoga (KJA), is the result of the process of consultation with the line departments of the government on the vision for our entire state. It encompasses developing a broad consultation process which has enabled embedding GIS in different aspects of governance namely, planning and implementation at National/ State/ Local levels, Decision making, Monitoring Development, Identifying gaps in development, bringing responsibility and accountability in governance.
K-GIS is helping in reducing the duplication of GIS efforts in the state, removing redundancy and helping to create an authoritative GIS data entity for all agencies, enterprises and citizens. K-GIS has layers that has been organized from RS images and survey data/maps. Such data is being integrated/fused with MIS/available data records of various departments of the Government.
Completed
The mobile application developed under the scheme Soil Health Mission for collecting soil samples in the year 2016-17 was updated and customized with important information for use in 2018-2019, by KSRSAC. It replaces analog positioning of the soil sampling location with digital positioning. It enables preloading of base map and cadastral map of the area of interest with grids for locating the points of soil sample collection. It comes with a grid map showing 10 ha grids 320 m x 320 m and 2.5 ha grids, 160 m x 160 m for rain-fed and irrigated areas of the state respectively to facilitate soil sampling.
KSRSAC cadastral and Bhoomi data Integration
KSRSAC Data: Grid Number, Survey number, Census district code, Taluk code, village code, Bhoomi district code, Taluk code, Hobli code and village code.
Bhoomi Data: Land Code, Hissa Number, Land Extent and Farmer name.
The Department of Agriculture using this technology collected soil samples, analyzed the soils, linked the farmer details and issued soil health cards
Completed
The World Bank assisted Karnataka Watershed Development Project-II is implemented over six years from 2013 to 2019 in eleven districts of Bidar, Kalaburagi, Yadgir, Koppal, Gadag, Davanagere, Chamarajanagar, Raichur, Vijayapura, Tumkur and Chikkamagaluru in selected micro-watersheds.
In Phase one of the project, cadastral referenced micro-watershed database of 931 micro-watersheds along with base map and land use maps have been generated and delivered to the partner institutes. In Phase two Sujala III was implemented in 13 taluks, covering a total of 2937 micro-watersheds. Base map and land use maps were generated for 2937 micro-watersheds and delivered to partner institutes. Work was continued during the year to provide maps of micro watersheds, satellite images and thematic maps based on the demand of project partners.
Completed
Objectives
To geo-tag the 56696 polling station in the state and delineation of polling station limits covering 224 assembly constituencies.
The tasks include:
a) Identification and mapping of Polling station location
b) Delineation of Polling station limits.
c) Creation of state seamless database of the Polling station and jurisdiction boundary.
Completed
In view of Karnataka Legislative Assembly Elections of 2018, The Chief Electoral Office envisioned the need, to create a GIS map of all the polling stations (booths) and their respective geographic boundaries for the state. Towards this endeavor, Joint CEO approached KSRSAC to map all the Polling Stations and their electoral boundaries, along with various attribute information of polling stations.They include infrastructure facilities for citizens, location information, area information, voters information, candidate information and more.
Completed
Objectives
Preparation of Geo-referenced City Base Map on 1:2000 scale using high resolution Satellite Imageries, Identification and delineation of slum boundaries and slum household Footprints, Total Station Survey of Slum infrastructure and its connectivity, Integration of Spatial Data and Socio-economic (including Bio-metric) Information at Slum/City level to create GIS enabled Slum MIS.
Cities Selected
Bangalore, Belgaum, Bellary, Mangalore, Davanagere, Hubli-Dharwad, Kalaburgi, Mysore, Shimoga and Tumkur.
Summary of Work
Base maps of 10 cities at 1:2000 scale were prepared. Also, the 1063 slums and the infrastructure provided therein were mapped at 1:500 scale for drawing slum improvement plans
Mapping the slums and their infrastructure in the 10 cities such as processing and enhancement of Quick Bird images for feature extraction, collecting x, y, z data of ground control points, mapping road, water bodies, household footprints, vacant lands and landmarks in the slums using the satellite image, total station survey for mapping infrastructure at 1:500 scale and integration of Slum MIS with slum GIS for sustainable slum development
Completed
SIS-DP aims at generating GIS layers on 1:10000 scale on natural resources (land use/land cover, settlements, ground water prospects, water resources, road network, public utilities, communication network, health care etc.) and disseminating them to the people at grass roots level using web enabled information system, digital CD/DVD ROMs etc. It also aims at developing site-specific interactive Decision Support System (DSS) and analytical tools for local level planning.
Objectives
1. Spatial depiction of land and water resources along with their attribute information for preparation of District Resource Geospatial Atlases by keeping cadastral data as base in a virtual and seamless manner for the state and the country,
2. Development of tools and utilities (including stand alone and web based GIS applications) for providing multi-purpose user driven applications for speedy, accurate and transparent decision making for district level planning and
3. Capacity building in the state departments along with training of manpower in maintaining, updating and managing the data base for decentralized planning.
Completed
Mysore Urban Planning and Development Authority (MUDA), constituted primarily to promote a well-planned urban development, provide quality urban infrastructure (social and physical), ensure quality of highest order in urban areas, preserve valuable natural and manmade heritage, make available cost-effective, energy efficient, environmental friendly and affordable housing using state of the art technologies. MUDA has a Draft Master Plan 2031 which aims to go in for satellite model of growth and planning to include 117 villages in Mysore, Nanjangud and Srirangapatna taluks. The core of the development plan is the zoning and spatial regulation map, setting the guidelines for urban land use in each of the zone. The scale of Mysore's zoning regulation map is to be determined with minor alterations and several large-scale systemic changes going by the remarks and objections received.
Objectives
Completed
National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), ISRO, Dept. of Space, Govt. of India, in collaboration with partner institutions prepared ground water prospects map using remote sensing and GIS technology under Rajiv Gandhi National Drinking Water Mission (RGNDWM) project. The project was sponsored by the Department of Drinking Water Supply (DDWS), Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD), GoI.
These maps are being used by the concerned state government departments for locating drinking water sources, particularly for NC/PC habitations, and also for identifying suitable sites for constructing recharge structures to improve the sustainability of the drinking water sources. It is also reported that a number of recharge structures are being constructed successfully resulting in increase of water table in the area.
Objectives
Re-projection of the individual map sheets to SoI Standard State Grid,Standardization of Lithology- Landforms map for the State andThematic edge- matching.
Summary Of Work
The database provided by the NRSC was in different projections. The same was re-projected on to the individual map sheets of 1:50000 scale standard state TM grid provided by NRSC. Standardization of lithology-landforms (alpha-numeric codes) for the state was completed. The edge matching of thematic maps and state seamless digital data creation has been carried out.
All the 16 layers such as Admin, Drainl, Drainp, Irrg-a, Rail, Road, Rain, Wells, Spring, WRDPP, Struc1, Struc2, Canal, Lithgeom, Setlp etc pertaining to Karnataka state (318 toposheets) has been edge matched and seamless mosaic of the state is generated in coverage (using ArcInfo workstation Module) and in shape file formats.
The digital data was clipped district wise and district wise MXD created using standard Symbology supplied by the NRSC. All the data pertaining to 30 districts of the state was exported to jpg and pdf formats. All the re-projected data of the state has been submitted to the National Remote Sensing Centre, Hyderabad.
Completed
National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), ISRO, Govt. of India, in collaboration with partner institutions is preparing ground water quality maps using remote sensing and GIS technology under Rajiv Gandhi National Drinking Water Mission (RGNDWM) project. The project is being sponsored by the Department of Drinking Water Supply (DDWS), Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD). The KSRSAC has been entrusted with the work pertaining to the State of Karnataka
Objectives
The objective of ground water quality mapping is to create a spatial database on ground water quality using mainly the existing point data available with DDWS, MoRD. The output spatial data is to be in the form of an additional layer showing the spatial distribution of the quality of ground water. The ground water quality information is to be provided in terms of its suitability for human consumption, i.e.1) potable, 2) permissible and 3) non-potable as per the norms of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
Chemical parameters considered for mapping
There are many dissolved minerals and organic constituents present in ground water in various concentrations. Among them, the most common elements are pH, Total Hardness, Iron, Nitrate and Fluoride and the same are considered for mapping and analysis. Table 1 shows the threshold values used for classifying concentration of the elements as per BIS Specifications of 2003.
Completed
The Department of Mines and Geology was established with the objective of mapping geological and structural features based on which many mineral based industries have been established in the state. For accurate and efficient management of minerals, a real-time management solution is required.
Objectives
Completed
The project was initiated with the funding support from Survey Settlement and Land Records (SSLR), Revenue Department, GoK for creating digital data base of village cadastral maps.
Objectives
The major objective is to computerize and generation of all village cadastral maps of the State of Karnataka.
Summary Of Work
The corrections carried out by the surveyors of SSLR were incorporated in the DWG files and the corrected maps were printed. The same was sent to SSLR for certification. The certified maps (31006 maps) were printed and submitted to SSLR, Revenue Department, Govt. of Karnataka. The project was completed except for a few missing maps (about 2%) which will be completed as and when these maps are supplied by the SSLR.
Completed
National Land use/Land cover Change Analysis [Cycle-3] s a nationwide programme implemented through State partner institutes and monitored by NRSC/ISRO. KSRSAC produces the seamless Land use/Land cover database of Karnataka State on 1:50k scale. The updating of Land use Land cover Layer under this programme has been carried out using IRS Resourcesat-2, LISS-III data of 2008-09 and 2015-16 for change analysis.
Completed
National Wasteland Change Analysis [Cycle-3] is a nationwide programme implemented through State partner institutes and monitored by NRSC/ISRO. KSRSAC produced the seamless Wasteland database of Karnataka State on 1:50k scale. The updating of Wasteland layer under this programme has been carried out using IRS Resourcesat-2, LISS-III data of 2015-16 for change analysis.
Completed
Karnataka State Remote Sensing Applications Centre,
Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms,(e-Governance) Government of Karnataka
'DOORA SAMVEDI BHAVANA',
Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road,
Doddabettahalli,
Bengaluru-560 097.
Telephone:+91-80-2972 0557 / 58
Fax: +91-80- 2972 0556
E-mail : ksrsac-gok@karnataka.gov.in
ksrsac_gok@yahoo.co.in
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KGIS Brouchure.pdf