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This document discusses using GIS modeling for smart safe city applications such as crime investigation, prevention, and traffic planning. It describes how GIS can be used for crime mapping and analysis to identify crime hotspots, predict influencing areas, and statistically analyze crime data. Technologies like GPS, cameras, and lidar scanning can be integrated into a smart snake tracking system for surveillance. GIS modeling aggregates data from multiple sources to provide investigative leads and forecast future crime locations to support operational planning and resource deployment decisions. The key functions of GIS like spatial queries, analysis, and visualization help critical decision making for public safety agencies.

By
Chandra Mouli P
Subject Matter Expert GIS
9701234348
Smart Safe City Modeling
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Smart Safe City Model
Traffic
Law &
Order
Smart
Safe City
Modeling
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Application
• Crime investigation and
prevention;
• Policy implementation and
evaluation;
• Police force planning;
• Automatic detection of crime;
• Rapid responsiveness;
• Testing crime theories, and
Communication;
• More efficient operations;
• Optimizing budget.
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Crime analysis
Predict Optimize Share Crime
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Learning Outcomes
Crime Mapping
 Preliminary analysis
Finding Hotspots
 Predicting and detect influencing areas
Crimestat III
 Spatial analysis & Statistical Reporting
OpenCV
 UAN based -Video face recognition
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Forest Combing
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HD - Camera
Laser scanning Unit
GPS
Receiver
Solar
panels
Smart Snake – GPS and HD Camera Based Self
Rechargeable Tracking System

Mobile User
Smart Snake – GPS and HD Camera Based Self
Rechargeable Tracking System
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Smart Snake – GPS and HD Camera Based Self
Rechargeable Tracking System
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LiDAR Scanning
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Smart Traffic Planning
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Solutions
• Live hotspot mapping (Heat map)
i.e. Ola cabs map.
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No-Ball Theory
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Vehicle number
vehicle owner name
and address
Sensor
Activate, when
Red is on
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Conclusion
• GIS modeling can possible to manage workflow and capture best
practices
• Any agencies activities can understand by administrative crime
mapping
• Crime patterns and series observations by analyzing crime data
• Provision of investigative leads by aggregating data from variety of
sources
• Using spatial tools and techniques forecasting of future crime locations
• Support to operational plans and clarifying ideal deployment locations
• Spatial queries, analysis and visualization are key functions of GIS,
which is very helpful for critical decision making.
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Source: https://www.esds.co.in/kb/applications-of-gis-in-crime-mapping/

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9. Smart Snake – GPS and HD Camera Based Self Rechargeable Tracking System Transforming Business - Enriching Lives 9

10. LiDAR Scanning 10Transforming Business - Enriching Lives

11. Smart Traffic Planning 11Transforming Business - Enriching Lives

12. Solutions • Live hotspot mapping (Heat map) i.e. Ola cabs map. 12Transforming Business - Enriching Lives

13. 13Transforming Business - Enriching Lives

14. No-Ball Theory 14Transforming Business - Enriching Lives RF ID TAG with Vehicle number vehicle owner name and address Sensor Activate, when Red is on RTA Server LIMIT

15. Conclusion • GIS modeling can possible to manage workflow and capture best practices • Any agencies activities can understand by administrative crime mapping • Crime patterns and series observations by analyzing crime data • Provision of investigative leads by aggregating data from variety of sources • Using spatial tools and techniques forecasting of future crime locations • Support to operational plans and clarifying ideal deployment locations • Spatial queries, analysis and visualization are key functions of GIS, which is very helpful for critical decision making. 15Transforming Business - Enriching Lives Source: https://www.esds.co.in/kb/applications-of-gis-in-crime-mapping/

16. Transforming Business - Enriching Lives 16 Thank you! All the world is a laboratory to the inquiring mind. ~Martin H. Fischer

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