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Delhi State Spatial Data Infrastructure By Brig Girish Kumar Project Director Delhi State Spatial Data Infrastructure
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Structure DSSDI Project DSSDI Metadata Participation of DSSDI in India Geo Portal OGC Compliant Metadata
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What is NSDI? The NSDI is an overarching framework for the existing agencies with the authority to mandate constituent agencies to commit their data sets and generate new data on the basis of user needs To provide a “ single window ” for spatial data access through digital technologies Ensure standardisation of data-sets Avoid duplication of data- sets Provide for inter-agency co- operation
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The NSDI Vision National infrastructure for the availability of and access to organised spatial data Use of the infrastructure at Community, Local, State, Regional and National levels for sustained economic growth NSDI Objectives Develop and maintain standard digital collection of data Develop common solutions for Discovery, Access and Use of spatial data in response to the needs of diverse user groups Increase the awareness & understanding of the vision, concepts and benefits of the NSDI
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A COLLABORATIVE PROJECT (3D GIS ) PROJECT CONCEPTULIZATION/IMPLEMENTATION (Outcome of MoU), -for meeting perspective need of GNCTD/REGION PROJECT STATUS: Outsourced to M/S Navayuga Engineering Company, PROVISION OF BUDGETORY SUPPORT,SERVICES & EQPT, (END USER OF FACILITY-DSSDI) THROUGH SPV PROVISION OF REQUISITE COMMISSIONED INFRASTRUCTURE (TURN KEY PROJECT) CLIENT DELHI GOVT EXECUTING AGENCY M/s NEC IMPLEMENTING AGENCY ADVISORY & CONSULTANCY SURVEY OF INDIA PROJECT IS BEING EXECUTED IN SOI PREMISES CONFORMING TO STANDARDS & SPECIFICATIONS NAVAYUGA
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DSSDI PROJECT COMPONENT A: GPS Control, Aero Triangulation /Digital Elevation Model/Orthophoto COMPONENT C : PRIMARY DATA CAPTURE 3D Mapping, Property Survey, Utility Survey, UIS & LIS COMPONENT B : SYSTEM DESIGN/ INTEGRATION Database schema, 10 Monitoring Centers, 2 Control Centers, DSSDI Geoportal, Training COMPONENT D : 3D GIS 3D Topology, Texturing, 3D Visualisation, GIS Application SPV (GeoSpatial Delhi Ltd) COMPONENTS OF DSSDI
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12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728 MCD DDA NDMC Revenue DJB DTL BSES Rajdhani BSES Yamuna NDPL IGL Fire Service DTC PWD Delhi Police Election Commission Health & Family Welfare Education DPCC DTTDC Census Dept. DSIIDC Irrigation & Flood Control Dept. of Labour DMRC DIMTS MTNL Trade & Taxes Excise & Entertainment & Luxury Tax Feasibilit y Study Planning & Mobilization Requirement Analysis Gap Analysis Design & Prototyping Development Testing Implementation Evaluation Deployment DSSDI GeoPortal (Internet/ Intranet) Application Development Process in DSSDI Line Departments of GNCTD
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Control Centres Monitoring Centres
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ABCDEF GHIJKL MNOPQR STUVWX 01050913 02061014 03071115 04081216 ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY 0106111621 0207121722 0308131823 0409141924 0510152025 NWNE SWSE G 43 (1:1MILLION) 72° 28 ° 78 ° 28° 24 ° 72 ° 78° 24° 72° 73° 25° 24° 72° 24° 73° 25° 72 ° 72°15 ’ 24°15’ 24° 72° 15 ’ 24 ° 72 ° 24°15 ’ 72 ° 72° 15 ’ 24°15’ 24° 72° 15’ 24° 72° 24° 03’ 24 ° 72 ° 72° 03’ 24° 03’ 72° 03’ 24 ° G 43S04U (1:10,000) G 43S04 (1:50,000) G 43S (1:250,000) G43S04U05 ( 1:2,000)
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DSSDI – Database View 1. Boundary 2. Building 3. Transportation 4. Utility 5. Land Use and Land Cover 6. Cadastre 7. Hydrography 8. Hypsography 9. Image 10. Framework Database Categories
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Metadata Tables – NSDI Standards
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DSSDISpatialframework MapSheetCode NWCornerLong NWCornerLat NECornerLong NECornerLat SWCornerLong SWCornerLat SECornerLong SECornerLat DSSDIDistrict DistCode StateCode DisName MapSheetCode User Selects “District” Name DSSDIState StateCode StateName DisName MapSheetCode LayersCatalouge MapSheetCode LayerCode LayerStatus PAccLayer_Hor Qua_Eva_M_Hor TAccLayer Qua_Eva_M_Tacc PAccLayer_Ver Qua_Eva_M_Ver LayerPixel LayerLines LayerBands BrowseLayer CostMapSheet AccessMapSheet SurveyYear DigitisationYear LastUpdateYear DSSDIDateLayer DSSDILayers LayerCode AgencyCode LayerName LayerType LayerImagePixelSize LayerImageFormat LayerDesc LayerCitation OperatingSystem LayerEntity LayerSpread LayerClassification LayerClassificationDesc AccessLayer CostLayer OrderLayer LayerSymbolSet LayerSymbolDesc MapBaseSystem MapCode MapProjection MapDatum CategoryCode DSSDICategory CategoryCode CategoryName DSSDILayerEntity AttCode Attribute UpdateDate DSSDINonSpatialframework MapCode NWCornerLong NWCornerLat NECornerLong NECornerLat SWCornerLong SWCornerLat SECornerLong SECornerLat DSSDIAgnecy AgencyCode AgencyName AgencyAcronym AgencyDSSDIMgr AgencyAddress1 AgencyAddress2 AgencyAddress3 AgencyCity AgencyDSSDIMgrPhone AgencyDSSDIMgrFax AgencyDSSDIMgrEmail AgencyWebsite DSSDIPoints LocPtCode LocPtName MapSheetCode
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DSSDI - Metadata Search Engine
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Participation to India GeoPortal
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INDIA GEOPORTAL
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Login as ‘DSSDI’ user
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Export Layer Metadata
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Registered WMS Service* Preview Add to Map * Conditions apply Only selected layers cleared for dissemination in open domain.
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Metadata Updation-Cases (1) Consider a geographic data provider generating vector mapping data for three Administrative areas (A, B and C). Initially the vector mapping was generated using a common series of paper maps, which were processed in the same way into a vector format. The bulk of the metadata for this initial data could be carried at a single level, (Dataset series). This metadata would describe the quality, citation, source, processing, of the data for the three administrative areas. So, the metadata is exclusively at Dataset Series level. Metadata entity set (OGC Compliant ) Identification Citation and responsible party Extent Constraints Data quality Maintenance Spatial representation Reference system Content Portrayal catalogue Distribution Metadata entity set (NSDI Standard ) NSDILayer NSDICategory NSDILayerEntity NSDILayerCatalouge NSDISpatFrameMap
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Metadata Revision-Cases (2) A lternate vector mapping of Administrative area A (South West District) becomes available. The metadata would then be extended for Administrative area A, to describe the new quality date values. These values would supersede those given for the Dataset series, but only for Administrative area A. The metadata for B and C would remain unchanged. This new metadata would be recorded at Dataset level. Metadata entity set (OGC Compliant ) Dataset - Administrative area A Dataset Identification Citation and Responsible Party Extent Metadata entity set (NSDI Standard ) NSDILayer NSDILayerEntity
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(3)Eventually further data becomes available for Administrative area A (South West District), with a complete re-survey of The road network. Again this implies new metadata for the affected feature types. This metadata would be carried at Feature type level for Administrative area A. All other metadata relating to other feature types remains unaffected. Only the Metadata for roads in Administrative area A is modified. This road metadata is recorded at Feature type level. Metadata Revision-Cases Metadata entity set (OGC Compliant ) Dataset – Administrative area A Dataset Identification Citation and Responsible Party Extent Feature type - Administrative area A - Road network Dataset Identification Citation and Responsible Party Metadata entity set (NSDI Standard ) NSDILayer NSDILayerEntity
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DSSDI Portal is in development stage DSSDI is beyond meta data We seek your valuable guidance and advice in making DSSDI as one of the best models for India Pl send your views/opinion at pd@dssdi.in
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