Remote Sensing

 A means of acquiring information using airborne equipments and techniques to determine the characteristics of an area. Aerial photographs from aircraft and satellite are the most common form of remote sensing.

Geographical Information System (GIS)

 Geographic Information System (GIS) is a computerized information storage, processing and retrieval system which consists of hardware and software specially designed to cope up with the geographically referenced spatial data and corresponding attribute information's (Tables, Charts and Statistics).

It is an integrated system of computer hardware, software and trained personnel linking topographic, demographic, utility, facility, image and other resource data that is geographically referenced.

DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM (DSS)

We provide DSS services based on GIS technology in various fields like:

Watershed Management

GIS enhances your capability to look at impacts to water quality and to access the downstream affect of proposed activities. One can track and analyze sedimentation, flooding, vegetative changes, and the affects on habitats, streams, rivers, and wetlands.

Using GIS applications we can measure -Water Yields, Water Quality, Aquatic Habitats, Riparian Management .

Forest Management

Mapping, monitoring and recording data of forest cover for effective management.

GIS based analysis such as timber harvesting, habitat protection and planning the location of scenic roads.

Accessing the existing forest resource and develop harvest schedules and treatment programs to project future timber supplies, preventing forest fires and for other operational planning activities

Forest inventory data is collected using remote sensing techniques

Water Resource Management

GIS is a powerful tool to manage the flow of water and wastewater to service homes and businesses.

GIS technology can be used to track the location for artificial recharge  and condition of water mains, valves, hydrants, meters, storage facilities, sewer mains, and manholes.

Agriculture  Management

Agriculture producers can use GIS to map geo-referenced  data such as soil characteristics, yield, crop color, disease damage, insect infestations, and other variables important of crop production.

Helpful in creating soil and plant sampling grids using GIS.

Disaster Management

GIS allows disaster managers to quickly access and visually display critical information by location.

This information can be easily shared with disaster response personnel for the coordination and implementation of emergency efforts.

Health Sector

By tracking the sources of diseases and the movements of contagions, agencies can respond more effectively to the outbreak of diseases by identifying at-risk populations and targeting intervention.

Public health uses of GIS include tracking child immunizations, conducting health policy research, and establishing service areas and districts.

It is difficult to understand the issues related to health simply by statistical analysis as it lacks spatial information. Therefore, combination of both statistics and GIS methods is very useful tool for researchers to model the health related issues as GIS provides efficient capability to visualize the spatial data.

Land Information System

GIS provides accurate knowledge of natural resources (land) and accurate description and record of such knowledge

Providing visually appealing land records information maintenance system. (LRIMS)

Identifying areas which exhibit high rate of development and are faced with the problem of over densification and suffering from stagnation due to lack of adequate infrastructure.

Training on Remote Sensing and GIS based Applications 

Satellite data interpretation.

Providing training workshops on Remote Sensing & GIS applications.

Conducting GIS software training (2 weeks, 4 weeks and 12 weeks)