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AGI Presentation for NRSC USER MEET- final
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AGI PERSPECTIVE ON FUTURE TRENDS IN
GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES
Dr. Yogita Shukla
Fellow, AGI
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Agenda
• Geospatial Technologies
• Association of Geospatial Industries and Its Role
• Geospatial Workflow
• Key Applications of Geospatial Technology
• Future Trends in Geospatial Technology
• About AGI
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Geospatial Technologies
• Include wide ranging technologies
– Spatial Data Acquisition
• Surveying and GNSS
• Remote Sensing
– Spatial Data Processing
• Digital Image Processing
• Photogrammetry
• GIS
– Integration of Spatial and Non-spatial Data
• GIS
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Association of Geospatial Industries and Its Role
• Premier body of Geospatial Industries in India
• Promote the usage of Geospatial Technologies across sectors
• Advise and Collaborate with Policy Formulators and
Geospatial Decision Makers for “Right” Geospatial
Technology Adoption
• Build a Vibrant Geospatial Community
• Create Forums to bring together all stakeholders for effective
Geospatial usage
• Research and inform through Whitepapers, Newsletters and
Workshops
• Work towards making Geospatial ubiquitous and integral for
effective management
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Geospatial Workflow
Spatial Data
Acquisition
Spatial Data
Processing
Data
Integration,
Dissemination
and
Application
Data Updation
and
Maintenance
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Spatial Data
Acquisition
LIDAR and Terrestrial Scanning Modern Survey (GNSS)
Satellite Imaging Aerial Photography
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Spatial Data
Processing
LIDAR ProcessingPhotogrammetry
Digital Image Processing Image Interpretation
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Convergence, Conversion and Integration Enterprise GIS Systems
Integration Strategy IT and Middleware Tools & Platforms
Data Integration,
Dissemination
and Application
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Involve continued use of Technologies
Data Updation
and
Maintenance
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Key Applications of Geospatial Technology
• Two Distinct Areas
– Enterprise Applications
• R-APDRP, NLRMP, IWMP
– Consumer Applications
• Bhuvan, Google, Voonobo
• Have Diverse Characteristics and Requirements
• Lead to different
– Intensity of Usage
– Model
• Professional Environment
– Become Geoinformed
– More and More Demanding for Geospatial
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Future Trends in Geospatial Technology
• Driven by
– New Requirements
• Dynamic Maps
– Mobility
• Location Based Services
– Integration
• CRM, ERP, SCADA, BIM etc.
– Geo for Everyone
• Enterprise, Individual
– Tracking Everything
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Trends in Spatial Data Acquisition
Growing number of sensors in everyday devices
Real-time user information available through social
media and other web uses (crowd sourcing)
Increased demand for applications to be used with
High-resolution, Hyperspectral and LiDAR data
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
3D and even 4D geospatial information
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Trends in Spatial Data Processing
Fully-Automated Decision Systems
Big Data Processing
Establishment of Geospatial Data Infrastructure
Wireless Streaming in Real Time
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Trends in Data Integration
360 degree 3D video at Incredibly High Resolution
Integration with CRM, ERP, BIM
Use of Cloud
Dynamic Graphics and 3 & 4 D visualization
Integration of crowd sourced data with
government data
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Trends in Legal Aspects
Confusion and lack of clarity over data ownership,
distribution rights, liabilities and other aspects
Legislation will increasingly recognise digital
signatures as digital cadastre/deeds
National Geospatial data infrastructures as
statutory infrastructures
Public policy and law to move into a direction to
protect the interests and rights of people
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Trends in Geospatial Education
Tailored Programmes
Spatial literacy will be centred more on
increasing spatial awareness
Multidisciplinary
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Overall Trends
Geospatial Becoming Ubiquitous
Volunteer Geographic Information
Crowdsourcing
Community-based mapping
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Thanks
Contact details:
• M: +91-9313345486
• e-mail: yogita.shukla@agiindia.com