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GramyaVikas A Distributed Collaboration Model for Rural Development Planning (A Geo-ICT Tool )  J Adinarayana,  J Adinarayana,  J Adinarayana,  J Adinarayana, Sami Sami Sami Sami Az mi   Azmi  Azmi  Azmi, G  , G  , G  , G Tewari Tewari Tewari Tewari and D  and D  and D  and D Sudharsan Sudharsan Sudharsan Sudharsan, International Journal of  , International Journal of  , International Journal of  , International Journal of Computers & Electronics in Agriculture, Elsevier , 62(2), 1 Computers & Electronics in Agriculture, Elsevier , 62(2), 1 Computers & Electronics in Agriculture, Elsevier , 62(2), 1 Computers & Electronics in Agriculture, Elsevier , 62(2), 128 28 28 28- - - -140, 2008 140, 2008 140, 2008 140, 2008

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GramyaVikas A Distributed Collaboration Model

for Rural Development Planning(A Geo-ICT Tool  ) 

 J Adinarayana, J Adinarayana, J Adinarayana, J Adinarayana, Sami Sami Sami Sami Azmi  Azmi  Azmi  Azmi, G , G , G , G Tewari Tewari Tewari Tewari and D and D and D and D SudharsanSudharsanSudharsanSudharsan, International Journal of  , International Journal of  , International Journal of  , International Journal of 

Computers & Electronics in Agriculture, Elsevier , 62(2), 1Computers & Electronics in Agriculture, Elsevier , 62(2), 1Computers & Electronics in Agriculture, Elsevier , 62(2), 1Computers & Electronics in Agriculture, Elsevier , 62(2), 128282828----140, 2008140, 2008140, 2008140, 2008

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Contributions fromNatural Resources EngineeringFaculty / Students / Research

Personnel of CSRE, IIT BombayJ Adinarayana ([email protected])G Venkataraman

M V KhireSamee AzmiGopesh TewariAnand VadlamaniD SudharsanSatyan RainaArun Jose

Amiya Kumar Tripathy

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GIS based rural development GIS based rural development GIS based rural development GIS based rural development GIS based rural development GIS based rural development GIS based rural development GIS based rural development planning at district/subplanning at district/subplanning at district/subplanning at district/subplanning at district/subplanning at district/subplanning at district/subplanning at district/sub--------district leveldistrict leveldistrict leveldistrict leveldistrict leveldistrict leveldistrict leveldistrict level

An R&D Project from the Ministry ofRural Development, Government of India, under the Department of Land ResourcesScheme: Technology Development, 

Extension & Training (TDET)

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User Departments received the Pre-Workshop Questionnaire

Agriculture, District Rural Development Agency, District Water Management Authority,Groundwater, Forests (Social), Forests (Territorial), Irrigation, Panchayat Raj,Planning, Rural Water Supply, Survey & Land Records

Pre-Workshop Questionnaire Format1. Name of the Department and contact details of the Head of the Department2. Major policies/objectives of the Department3. Rural development planning / programmes and procedures presently carried out by Department4. The data (spatial/non-spatial) / information currently used by the Department for

various rural planning programmes

5. Data and new procedures that would be required by the Department for the modified specifications6. Modifications the Department would like to introduce in the procedures, given the

GIS system7. Availability of hardware/software in the department for various rural development

programmes (particularly on Remote Sensing and GIS)8. Capacity of the Department to handle the computers/software (on Remote Sensing and GIS)

9. Your expectation from this Research Project10. Any other suggestions for improving the informatics culture in the district

Needs Assessment Needs Assessment Needs Assessment Needs Assessment Needs Assessment Needs Assessment Needs Assessment Needs Assessment 

((((WorkshopWorkshopWorkshopWorkshop on 2005 November, 11)on 2005 November, 11)on 2005 November, 11)on 2005 November, 11)Purpose

To understand the data needs/gaps, and generate the system / tool / software to suit

the requirement of the User Organizations

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Many Departments are equipped with software/hardwareto handle digital / GIS / online data

Many departments do not have RS and GIS software

Duplication of data in many cases

Interdependency of departments on various programmes

Unavailability of Basic Spatial (Not GIS) Layers / Maps

Essentiality of Distributed Collaboration

Many Departments are interested in having GIS / Onlinesystem for RD planning

ObservationsObservationsObservationsObservationsObservationsObservationsObservationsObservations

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User-friendly GIS / Online system

GIS based action plans / DSS to improve efficiency of differentdepartments

Effective linkages of different departments on data sharing

Development of System/tool with user interaction

Weather report at grass root level

Solving instant Filed-level problems

Monitoring of pests & deceases

Training in RS and GIS

Wireless LAN for remote retrieval of water levels/rainfall data

Monitoring of soil & water conservation structures

Expectations from the UsersExpectations from the UsersExpectations from the UsersExpectations from the UsersExpectations from the UsersExpectations from the UsersExpectations from the UsersExpectations from the Users

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Why Distributed Collaboration?Why Distributed Collaboration?Why Distributed Collaboration?Why Distributed Collaboration?Why Distributed Collaboration?Why Distributed Collaboration?Why Distributed Collaboration?Why Distributed Collaboration?(In the context of Indian rural development planning)(In the context of Indian rural development planning)(In the context of Indian rural development planning)(In the context of Indian rural development planning)

Allows to store / share spatial and non-spatial data from

different user agencies (data dependency) Avoids data duplication

Assists in implementing mutual schemes

Allows to incorporate local knowledge-bases from different

stakeholders for effective rural development planning Expected to allow flexibility/interconnectivity/coordination

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Evolved from the needs analysis

A secured, reliable and fast for distributed collaboration amongthe Rural Extension Community in the districts for rural development planning (local-level land based e-governance)

Presently working on Intranet environment masonry work

Used open-source platforms

(1) Plone content management system (version 2.5.3)

(2) Web GIS / Mapping capabilities with MapServer + p.mapper (3) PostgreSQL for spatial/non-spatial data handling

A modular and query-based system for Event/Data/Usermanagement :

(1) online data sharing / storing(2) intra / Inter departmental communication

(3) database (spatial/non-spatial) query to identify candidate

villages / entities for various RD schemes

(4) assist decision maker in rural development planningdecisions

GramyaVikas 

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Modules• Digital database

- Spatial/non-spatial database (to store/share/retrieve/ 

visualize data)

- Google maps (to view high resolution satellite data and

to serve as ancillary/reference data)

- Census (to view and download Village/Block/District

wise information on physical/socio-economic dimensions)

• Communication (Webmail/ blog/ departmental communication/ chat)

• Learning repository (leaning material on various

developmental issues and cutting edge technologies)

• Feedback (a liaison between user and the developer)

• Database (spatial/non-spatial) query(to serve as a simple DSS for various rural development schemes)

• SDSS (to assist the decision makers in identifying the sites for

various rural development schemes)

GramyaVikas 

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MapServer +p.mapper

Client Machine

Web Server

Displaying and

QueryingMaps/Data

ContentManagement

System

Web Browser

LearningRepository

Feedback

Communication(Blogs, Dept.

Chats, Web Mail

Digital Database

Google Maps

DataManagement

Modules

User/ EventManagement

Modules

PostgreSQL

Spatial/Non-

spatial Database

Query

SDSS

Basic Structure of GramyaVikas 

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Geo-ICT based RD planning 

Central

Server(Zope)

Interface(Plone – 

Open CMS)

Mapserver(Open GIS)

User b  User n 

User a 

Database

(Spatial / Non-spatial)

GramyaVikas 

GramyaVikas - a holistic model for RD planning and decision making 

Displaying andQuerying Maps

SDSS 

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Communication component Communication component Communication component Communication component Communication component Communication component Communication component Communication component Departmental Communication

Real time chat/communication for inter/intra departmental

activities To share ideas, plans, issues, methodologies, problems,

etc. involved in the rural development schemes Communication regarding data sharing, data transfer and

other aspects

Blog

Discussion forum on any rural development issues/topics

News

To post any circulars regarding rural development schemes,articles in newspapers/journals, etc

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Digital Database Component Digital Database Component Digital Database Component Digital Database Component Digital Database Component Digital Database Component Digital Database Component Digital Database Component 

This component is only for GramyaVikasMembers (secured)

Uploading and retrieval of spatial and non-spatialdigital data

Data privileges (for accessing data by differentusers)

Data can also be shared for a defined period

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The Query Component The Query Component The Query Component The Query Component The Query Component The Query Component The Query Component The Query Component 

Non-spatial

Initially developed with MS Access non-spatial(example: census) database

Presently available with better user-friendly interface

(HTML/JSP front-end)

Spatial Spatial query with ALOV MAP/TM Java GIS software

Useful to identify candidate villages/parcels/entitiesfor various mandated schemes

More improved/interactrive version with the

P-Mapper/MapServer (under development) 

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WithWithWithWithWithWithWithWith ALOV  ALOV  ALOV  ALOV  ALOV  ALOV  ALOV  ALOV 

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HyderabadHyderabadHyderabadHyderabadHyderabadHyderabadHyderabadHyderabad

Mahabubnagar Mahabubnagar Mahabubnagar Mahabubnagar Mahabubnagar Mahabubnagar Mahabubnagar Mahabubnagar 

District District District District District District District District 

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WithWithWithWithWithWithWithWith p.mapper  p.mapper  p.mapper  p.mapper  p.mapper  p.mapper  p.mapper  p.mapper 

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Serves as a reference /ancillary data(due to high resolution)

Reduces ground truth collection

Tilt and rotate the view to see 3D terrainand buildings

Synoptic view of the surrounding areas

It allows you to register your own dataand designate lables, etc.

Google map serving as reference dataGoogle map serving as reference dataGoogle map serving as reference dataGoogle map serving as reference dataGoogle map serving as reference dataGoogle map serving as reference dataGoogle map serving as reference dataGoogle map serving as reference data

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User spatial data over Google mapUser spatial data over Google mapUser spatial data over Google mapUser spatial data over Google mapUser spatial data over Google mapUser spatial data over Google mapUser spatial data over Google mapUser spatial data over Google map

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User nonUser nonUser nonUser nonUser nonUser nonUser nonUser non--------spatial data over Google mapspatial data over Google mapspatial data over Google mapspatial data over Google mapspatial data over Google mapspatial data over Google mapspatial data over Google mapspatial data over Google map

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SDSS Module for Watershed Management in GramyaVikas 

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GramyaVikas for Automated Watershed Delineation

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GramyaVikas for Automated Watershed Delineation

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GramyaVikas for Priority Watersheds

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GramyaVikas for Priority Watersheds

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Feedback Feedback Feedback Feedback Feedback Feedback Feedback Feedback 

A liaison between the user and thedeveloper

Users can communicate their comments,ideas about the system/data to theadministrator

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A GeoA Geo--ICT system evolved from the NeedsICT system evolved from the NeedsAnalysisAnalysis

A suitable ICT tool for rural extension communityA suitable ICT tool for rural extension community

in the districts for distributed collaborationin the districts for distributed collaboration

A system which may give increasedA system which may give increased-- flexibility / autonomy in decisionflexibility / autonomy in decision--makingmaking

-- interconnectivityinterconnectivity

-- new coordination/interaction styles betweennew coordination/interaction styles between

people/organizationspeople/organizations

Serve as an aid for online data assessmentServe as an aid for online data assessment

Improve the informatics culture in the districtsImprove the informatics culture in the districts

RemarksRemarksRemarksRemarks

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GeoSenseGeoSenseGeoSenseGeoSenseGeoSenseGeoSenseGeoSenseGeoSense –––––––– a Futurea Futurea Futurea Futurea Futurea Futurea Futurea Future GramyaVikasGramyaVikasGramyaVikasGramyaVikasGramyaVikasGramyaVikasGramyaVikasGramyaVikas

G SG S

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GeoSense GeoSense 

AA GeoGeo--ICT and Sensor Network basedICT and Sensor Network based

Decision Support System for AgricultureDecision Support System for Agriculture

and Environment Assessmentand Environment Assessment(Indo(Indo--Japan Joint Venture underJapan Joint Venture under

DST/JST Multidisciplinary ICTDST/JST Multidisciplinary ICT ProgrammeProgramme))

http://http://http://http://http://http://http://http://www.csre.iitb.ac.in/geosensewww.csre.iitb.ac.in/geosensewww.csre.iitb.ac.in/geosensewww.csre.iitb.ac.in/geosensewww.csre.iitb.ac.in/geosensewww.csre.iitb.ac.in/geosensewww.csre.iitb.ac.in/geosensewww.csre.iitb.ac.in/geosense

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Client Machine

Web Server

Displaying andQuerying

Maps/Data

Content ManagementSystem

Web Browser

LearningRepository

Feedback

Communication

(Blogs, Dept.Chats, Web Mail

Digital Database

Google Maps

Data ManagementModules

User/ EventManagement Modules

PostgreSQL

Spatial/Non-

spatial DatabaseQuery

SDSS

MapServer +p.mapper

Sensor Network 

Proposed GeoSense 

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Lessons Learnt / ExperiencesLessons Learnt / ExperiencesLessons Learnt / ExperiencesLessons Learnt / Experiences

• Develop tool in conjunction with the user community• Develop simple Spatial Data Infrastructures and

assist the users in their own existing decision

making processes• Identify the clients / users – involve/train them• Needs assessment• Integrate Geo-ICT with Knowledge-based systems

for easy technology transfer