GIS Evaluation Report

Solapur District Collector Office - Geographic Information System

GIS Implementation Overview

Comprehensive Geographic Information System for District Administration and Public Service Delivery

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GIS Layers
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Total Locations
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Government Offices
20+
Use Cases
GIS Evaluation Questions & Answers
1 Use of Locational Database
If locational database is being utilised through use of MRSAC/Bhuvan/Survey of India/Google Maps/Maps of India/TomTom/Google Earth/OpenStreetMap or any other Geo spatial tool/platform.
Question:
Is a locational database used via MRSAC, Bhuvan, Survey of India, Google Maps, or similar sources?
Answer:
Yes
Database/Tool Name:
Google Maps API
2 Proof of Concept
Check and validate the process of testing and confirming the feasibility of an idea, product, or method before significant resources are committed.
Description:
The Solapur District Collector Office has successfully developed and implemented a comprehensive GIS portal that integrates multiple geographical data layers including administrative boundaries, infrastructure networks, water bodies, land use patterns, and points of interest. The proof of concept demonstrates real-time visualization, layer management, and interactive mapping capabilities for effective district administration and public service delivery.
3 Number of GIS Layers Created
Check and validate various KML/Shape files or any other Geo Spatial file format used for creation of GIS layers.
Number of GIS Layers:
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Layer Breakdown:
  • GeoJSON Layers: -
  • Category-based Data Point Layers: -
Layer Categories:
  • Infrastructure (Highways, Railways, Public Transport)
  • Water Bodies (Rivers, Lakes, Reservoirs, Water Points)
  • Buildings & Settlements
  • Power & Utilities (Power Lines, Power Stations, Pipelines)
  • Land Use & Vegetation
  • Administrative Boundaries (District, Tahsil, Village)
  • Points of Interest (POI Points & Areas)
  • Government Offices (GP Offices, Tahsil Offices, etc.)
  • Healthcare Facilities (PHC Centers, Hospitals)
  • Educational Institutions (Schools, Colleges)
  • Public Services (Banks, Post Offices, etc.)
Category-wise Data Points:

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4 Number of Use Cases Implemented
Check and validate the implementation of use cases across categories like- use of GIS in decision making and planning, real-time or periodic GIS base monitoring of projects, integration of locational services in web app and portals, etc.
Number of Use Cases:
20+ Use Cases
Categories:
  • Decision Making & Planning
  • Real-time Project Monitoring
  • Administrative Boundary Management
  • Infrastructure Planning & Management
  • Resource Allocation & Distribution
  • Public Service Delivery
  • Emergency Response & Disaster Management
  • Environmental Monitoring
5 Integration with Gati Shakti
Check and validate unidirectional/bidirectional integration of GIS with Gati Shakti.
Question:
Has the office integrated their GIS application with Gati Shakti?
Answer:
Yes, Bidirectional Integration
Details:
The GIS portal is designed with bidirectional integration capabilities with Gati Shakti platform, enabling seamless data exchange and synchronization for infrastructure planning and monitoring.
6 Innovative Use Cases
Any unique and innovative use of GIS-based feature used.
Innovative Features:
  • Multi-Layer Visualization: Simultaneous display of 27+ geographical layers with toggle controls
  • Dark Map Mode: Optimized dark theme for reduced eye strain and enhanced layer visibility
  • Real-time Layer Management: Dynamic loading and rendering of GeoJSON layers
  • Category-based Filtering: Advanced marker filtering by administrative categories
  • Interactive Search: Location-based search with autocomplete functionality
  • 3D View Support: Three-dimensional map visualization for better spatial understanding
  • Responsive Design: Mobile-friendly interface for field operations
GIS Use Cases for District Collector Office

Administrative Planning

Visualize district, tahsil, and village boundaries for effective administrative planning and decision-making. Monitor jurisdictional areas and administrative hierarchies.

Infrastructure Management

Track highways, railways, and public transport networks for infrastructure development planning, maintenance scheduling, and connectivity analysis.

Water Resource Management

Monitor water bodies, rivers, lakes, and water points for resource allocation, drought management, and water supply planning.

Utility Planning

Map power lines, power stations, and pipelines for utility infrastructure planning, maintenance, and expansion projects.

Settlement Planning

Analyze building distribution and settlement patterns for urban planning, housing schemes, and development projects.

Land Use Planning

Monitor land use patterns, vegetation cover, and nature reserves for environmental conservation and sustainable development.

Disaster Management

Quick access to geographical data for emergency response, evacuation planning, and disaster relief operations.

Public Service Delivery

Locate government offices, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and other public services for better citizen access.

Project Monitoring

Real-time monitoring of development projects, infrastructure works, and government schemes using geographical visualization.

Report Generation

Generate location-based reports and analytics for administrative reviews, planning documents, and compliance reporting.

Inter-Department Coordination

Facilitate coordination between different departments by providing shared geographical data and visualization platform.

Field Operations

Mobile-accessible GIS portal for field officers to access location data, verify information, and update records on-the-go.

Key Benefits

Improved Decision Making

Data-driven decisions based on comprehensive geographical information and spatial analysis.

Time Efficiency

Quick access to location data reduces time spent on manual searches and data compilation.

Cost Reduction

Optimized resource allocation and planning reduces operational costs and improves efficiency.

Transparency

Public access to geographical data promotes transparency and accountability in administration.