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1 GIS Initiative in Indian Railways
S. S. Mathur General Manager (Corporate Coordination) Centre for Railway Information Systems

2 Centre for Railway Information Systems
Need for a GIS system Indian Railways is a geographically distributed organization Assets are spread across the country Assets are of three types Fixed assets, distributed: railway track, overhead electrified lines Fixed assets, location-specific: stations, yards Moving assets: locomotives, coaches, wagons, track machines 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems

3 Centre for Railway Information Systems
Need for GIS (cont’d) GIS makes it easy to visualize different inputs and outputs from applications It simplifies the management of geographically distributed assets IR’s Long Range Decision Support System (LRDSS) uses it 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems

4 Centre for Railway Information Systems
Base map To be developed using Survey of India topographic sheets, enhanced and updated To contain commonly mapped features such as land use, rivers, built up areas, roads, bridges, railway lines, police stations, etc. Would interface with different applications to utilize the map interface To facilitate input as well as depict output from different applicatinos 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems

5 Centre for Railway Information Systems
First phase Develop a layer showing all land owned by Indian Railways Enhance and update base map through satellite imagery wherever required Digitize existing Railway land records Provide a layer for Railway-owned land 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems

6 Centre for Railway Information Systems
Subsequent layers Fixed infrastructure Track, Bridges Cuttings and embankments, tunnels Overhead Electrical equipment Buildings -- stations, control offices, etc. Yards 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems Sachin Budhisagar

7 Centre for Railway Information Systems
Subsequent phases Location of maintenance facilities Movement of trains Level crossings Hospitals and medical facilities Accident relief medical equipment Accident relief trains Civil administration – police stations, district administration, disaster management authority 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems

8 Interfacing GIS with applications
Asset management systems for asset location Train operations management systems for train running position Planning systems to visualize system bottlenecks Project management systems to visualize project progress 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems

9 Centre for Railway Information Systems
Ticketing and Passenger Services PRS (Passenger Reservation System), UTS (Unreserved Ticketing System), NTES (National Train Enquiry System), RBS (Rates Branch System), IR-Portal , Kolkata Metro Ticketing System, Webclaims (Claims and refunds), Operations FOIS (Freight Operations Information System), ICMS (Integrated Coaching Mgt System), COA (Control Office Automation System), CMS (Crew Mgt System), IREPG (E-payment Gateway), Satsang (Software aided Train Scheduling), FOIS – DW (FOIS Data Warehouse), RFMS (Referential File Management System) Asset management ICMS-CMM (Coaching Maintenance System), LMS (Locomotive Mgt System), WISE (Workshop Management System), FOIS – FMM, ERP-ICF (ERP system for ICF), TMS (Track Mgt System), Wayside detection systems, Automatic Wagon Tracking, Resource Management EPS (E-procurement system), MMIS (Material Management Information System, HRMS (Human Resources Management System), HMIS (Health Management Information System) Infrastructure EMS (Enterprise Management System), PRS-DR (Disaster Management System for PRS), DR Datacentre for IR 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems

10 Indian Railways Information Architecture
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11 Centre for Railway Information Systems
Challenges Base map? IR’s area coverage is very high Survey of India maps would need to be updated Scale / resolution versus cost? Collection of data? A mammoth task Expertise to manage GIS system? Dedicated team to be established 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems

12 Centre for Railway Information Systems
Approach followed Focus area mapping Satellite data Ground surveys Cross functional team from concerned departments Identification of features Identification of attributes Source of data Building up the database 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems

13 Centre for Railway Information Systems
Architecture Central database Exposing map on the Internet / intranet Using web services to provide interfaces with the different applications System for updation of data and configuration control of the database Access control 14/04/2017 Centre for Railway Information Systems

14 Thank you S S Mathur GM (CC) Centre for Railway Information Systems


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